Hey Andy,
I have been conversing with Yorkshire Tortoise about finding my UK box
that was part of the Britain in America series (headed by catbead).
I gave her the registration number and she and her friends checked the
latest Dartmoor 100 book and the box is not listed.
Can you give me a head's up about where the (several) UK boxes that
were sent to you and registered by you ended up?
Thanks for your help.
Warrior Woman
(who has about 4 emails from the UK asking how to find my box)
Attn: ukletterboxer!
3 messages in this thread |
Started on 2007-02-14
Attn: ukletterboxer!
From: Warrior Woman (warrioringilead@yahoo.com) |
Date: 2007-02-14 16:16:56 UTC
Re: [LbNA] Attn: ukletterboxer!
From: Ukletterboxer (ukletterboxer@yahoo.com) |
Date: 2007-02-14 08:48:29 UTC-08:00
Hi Warrior Woman,
Thanks for your email, it was nice to hear from you.
Unfortunately I have not been able to place the boxes as of yet. Since the boxes were delivered by the bakers dozen I have been studying at university and have been unable to make the trip in order to place the boxes. I have, in fact, only been to Dartmoor twice in the last 2 years, so my letterboxing career has to be well and truely put on hold. However, this year is to be different and I have 2 planned visits to Dartmoor in the near future. The first will hopefully be on the 18th Feb and the second being in early April. If I can identify a suitable route for the boxes, prior to my visit, then i shall place them on the 19th Feb - failing that I shall use the 19th to locate an appropriate route and place the boxes in April. As the boxes will be making up a 'route' (due to the amount of stamps) I shall put together a route/clue sheet for them which will, obviousley, be made available for all those who supplied a stamp to pass on to whomever they wish. They will
also appear in the Dartmoor catalogue updates and then in the catalogue itself.
i realise that the delayed placing of the stamps will be frustrating for all concerned but I hope that you can understand my placing priority on my studies, in which i have uinvested a great deal of time and money.
I have also, nearly, completed the carving of stamps to be sent to those who sent stamps over.
Kind Regards
Andy
Warrior Woman wrote:
Hey Andy,
I have been conversing with Yorkshire Tortoise about finding my UK box
that was part of the Britain in America series (headed by catbead).
I gave her the registration number and she and her friends checked the
latest Dartmoor 100 book and the box is not listed.
Can you give me a head's up about where the (several) UK boxes that
were sent to you and registered by you ended up?
Thanks for your help.
Warrior Woman
(who has about 4 emails from the UK asking how to find my box)
Have fun and stay safe
The Happy Wanderer
http://thewanderersretreat.blogspot.com
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Thanks for your email, it was nice to hear from you.
Unfortunately I have not been able to place the boxes as of yet. Since the boxes were delivered by the bakers dozen I have been studying at university and have been unable to make the trip in order to place the boxes. I have, in fact, only been to Dartmoor twice in the last 2 years, so my letterboxing career has to be well and truely put on hold. However, this year is to be different and I have 2 planned visits to Dartmoor in the near future. The first will hopefully be on the 18th Feb and the second being in early April. If I can identify a suitable route for the boxes, prior to my visit, then i shall place them on the 19th Feb - failing that I shall use the 19th to locate an appropriate route and place the boxes in April. As the boxes will be making up a 'route' (due to the amount of stamps) I shall put together a route/clue sheet for them which will, obviousley, be made available for all those who supplied a stamp to pass on to whomever they wish. They will
also appear in the Dartmoor catalogue updates and then in the catalogue itself.
i realise that the delayed placing of the stamps will be frustrating for all concerned but I hope that you can understand my placing priority on my studies, in which i have uinvested a great deal of time and money.
I have also, nearly, completed the carving of stamps to be sent to those who sent stamps over.
Kind Regards
Andy
Warrior Woman
Hey Andy,
I have been conversing with Yorkshire Tortoise about finding my UK box
that was part of the Britain in America series (headed by catbead).
I gave her the registration number and she and her friends checked the
latest Dartmoor 100 book and the box is not listed.
Can you give me a head's up about where the (several) UK boxes that
were sent to you and registered by you ended up?
Thanks for your help.
Warrior Woman
(who has about 4 emails from the UK asking how to find my box)
Have fun and stay safe
The Happy Wanderer
http://thewanderersretreat.blogspot.com
---------------------------------
Any questions? Get answers on any topic at Yahoo! Answers. Try it now.
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RE: [LbNA] Attn: ukletterboxer!
From: Mark Pepe (mjpepe1@comcast.net) |
Date: 2007-02-14 19:26:28 UTC-05:00
Hi Andy Wilkes!!!
We also hope you have a trip planned to Dartmoor on the third week of
September this year when The Bakers Dozen group + more visits the moor as
The Moor Tor-ists.
Email me privately and we can discuss this further. I even planned for you
to have your own bed in 1 of the 2 cottages we've rented.
Mark
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We also hope you have a trip planned to Dartmoor on the third week of
September this year when The Bakers Dozen group + more visits the moor as
The Moor Tor-ists.
Email me privately and we can discuss this further. I even planned for you
to have your own bed in 1 of the 2 cottages we've rented.
Mark
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