LBNA doesn't monitor the clues---plant it like you
want to! I would love exploring your series.

Mommo



--- Baker wrote:

> Sorry about getting some boxes upset. I really
> didn't see that this was
> so contriveral.
>
> So this is what I am going to do with this planed
> series.
>
> It is going to be 5 boxes log, each box is going to
> be placed at a
> point for different reasion, each will have a stamp
> and the final will
> have a notebook. It will be listed as a series of 5
> on LbNA unless they
> say I cannot do it. Each box will have the clues for
> the next in it so
> in order to find the final you will need to find all
> the boxes. I want
> this to be a fun and educational experience and when
> the finder is done
> they will have 5 stamps to boot.
>
> I will make it clear that there are some without
> logbooks.
>
> If LbNA has a problem with the logbook, than I will
> list it as 1 box,
> but until I hear from them it will be a 5 box
> series.
>
> I hope that people will look for it when I am done I
> promise it will be
> fun.
>
>




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baker,
you know the funny thing about letterboxing?? it is
played how "YOU" want it played. you make the boxes
for others to find. you design the stamp. you make/buy
the logbook. you come up with the clever clues to hide
your box.
it is all up to "YOU" how you play the game. if you
want to plant boxes with NO logbooks, then do so. if
you want a series to have only one logbook at the end,
then do it that way. if you want same series to have
logs in every box, then do it that way. you are
creating these little treasures for us to find. and
for the most part, letterboxers are quite content to
find any sort of letterbox. just explain in the clues
how you are playing the game. no logs, or every box
has logs. but be prepared for the backlash if others
think you are straying from the norm.. we all have our
opinions, right or wrong...
so dont take it too personal.
then it is up to the letterboxers if they wish to find
these little gems you worked so hard to create. and i
bet you any amount of money that many boxers will
praise you for planting your letterboxes for all to
find.

and LBNA or AQ dont care how you create your boxes.
they only store the clues for us to find your boxes.
so make those gems and plant them and let us find
them. wish i lived in your area, so i could find these
"controversial" boxes you are going to plant.

later,dragonrider
--- Baker wrote:

> Sorry about getting some boxes upset. I really
> didn't see that this was
> so contriveral.
>
> So this is what I am going to do with this planed
> series.
>
> It is going to be 5 boxes log, each box is going to
> be placed at a
> point for different reasion, each will have a stamp
> and the final will
> have a notebook. It will be listed as a series of 5
> on LbNA unless they
> say I cannot do it. Each box will have the clues for
> the next in it so
> in order to find the final you will need to find all
> the boxes. I want
> this to be a fun and educational experience and when
> the finder is done
> they will have 5 stamps to boot.
>
> I will make it clear that there are some without
> logbooks.
>
> If LbNA has a problem with the logbook, than I will
> list it as 1 box,
> but until I hear from them it will be a 5 box
> series.
>
> I hope that people will look for it when I am done I
> promise it will be
> fun.
>
>




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Right on, dragonrider!

Seems like the perfect ending to a feisty controversy.

~zess~

On 8/6/07, bret bridwell wrote:
>
> baker,
> you know the funny thing about letterboxing?? it is
> played how "YOU" want it played. you make the boxes
> for others to find. you design the stamp. you make/buy
> the logbook. you come up with the clever clues to hide
> your box.
> it is all up to "YOU" how you play the game. if you
> want to plant boxes with NO logbooks, then do so. if
> you want a series to have only one logbook at the end,
> then do it that way. if you want same series to have
> logs in every box, then do it that way. you are
> creating these little treasures for us to find. and
> for the most part, letterboxers are quite content to
> find any sort of letterbox. just explain in the clues
> how you are playing the game. no logs, or every box
> has logs. but be prepared for the backlash if others
> think you are straying from the norm.. we all have our
> opinions, right or wrong...
> so dont take it too personal.
> then it is up to the letterboxers if they wish to find
> these little gems you worked so hard to create. and i
> bet you any amount of money that many boxers will
> praise you for planting your letterboxes for all to
> find.
>
> and LBNA or AQ dont care how you create your boxes.
> they only store the clues for us to find your boxes.
> so make those gems and plant them and let us find
> them. wish i lived in your area, so i could find these
> "controversial" boxes you are going to plant.
>
> later,dragonrider
> --- Baker > wrote:
>
> > Sorry about getting some boxes upset. I really
> > didn't see that this was
> > so contriveral.
> >
> > So this is what I am going to do with this planed
> > series.
> >
> > It is going to be 5 boxes log, each box is going to
> > be placed at a
> > point for different reasion, each will have a stamp
> > and the final will
> > have a notebook. It will be listed as a series of 5
> > on LbNA unless they
> > say I cannot do it. Each box will have the clues for
> > the next in it so
> > in order to find the final you will need to find all
> > the boxes. I want
> > this to be a fun and educational experience and when
> > the finder is done
> > they will have 5 stamps to boot.
> >
> > I will make it clear that there are some without
> > logbooks.
> >
> > If LbNA has a problem with the logbook, than I will
> > list it as 1 box,
> > but until I hear from them it will be a 5 box
> > series.
> >
> > I hope that people will look for it when I am done I
> > promise it will be
> > fun.
> >
> >
>
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Baker wrote:
> Sorry about getting some boxes upset. I really didn't see that this was
> so contriveral.
>
>

This was discussed a year or so ago. As soon as I saw your post I knew
some of the elitists would come a runnin'

Do not fret over fostering controversy, it is good. If we all agreed on
everything the world would be a pretty dull place.
> So this is what I am going to do with this planed series.
>
> It is going to be 5 boxes log, each box is going to be placed at a
> point for different reasion, each will have a stamp and the final will
> have a notebook. It will be listed as a series of 5 on LbNA unless they
> say I cannot do it. Each box will have the clues for the next in it so
> in order to find the final you will need to find all the boxes. I want
> this to be a fun and educational experience and when the finder is done
> they will have 5 stamps to boot.
>
> I will make it clear that there are some without logbooks.
>
> If LbNA has a problem with the logbook, than I will list it as 1 box,
> but until I hear from them it will be a 5 box series.
>
> I hope that people will look for it when I am done I promise it will be
> fun.
>

Don't worry about what others think of your plant. If they don't like
the way you do it, then they don't have to search for it.

--
Nathan Brown

AKA Cyclonic
Penncoasters.com

The Insensitivity rolls on...

I'm in shape; round is a shape.