Hooray! The LBMA'ers will be all over this.

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--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, Randy Hall wrote:
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> http://www.mapsurfer.com/mcbrae/ch05.html
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Oh for the love of generic tupperware! Just when you think it's safe out pops another one!
Will we ever find peace or are we doomed to bang our heads against tooth shaped rocks
forever?

mizscarlet731 wrote:
> --- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, Randy Hall wrote:
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>> http://www.mapsurfer.com/mcbrae/ch05.html
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>>
> Oh for the love of generic tupperware! Just when you think it's safe out pops another one!
> Will we ever find peace or are we doomed to bang our heads against tooth shaped rocks
> forever?
>
>


MAHAHAHAHA!!!

Looks like a good one Randy! The ladies are gripping already. ;-)

--
Nathan Brown

AKA Cyclonic
Penncoasters.com

The Insensitivity rolls on...

Proud owner of a Hydro-Carbon powered vehicle.

McCarthy was RIGHT!

Gripping, yes but already doing a bit of research. It is clues like these that raise the bar
and keep us on our toes. There is nothing like the satisfaction of actualy solving one. And
one is all I have solved on my own. There are also a few spots where I just know there is
one of these boxes but just can't go that last mile.
>
>
> MAHAHAHAHA!!!
>
> Looks like a good one Randy! The ladies are gripping already. ;-)
>
> --
> Nathan Brown
>
> AKA Cyclonic
> Penncoasters.com
>
> The Insensitivity rolls on...
>
> Proud owner of a Hydro-Carbon powered vehicle.
>
> McCarthy was RIGHT!
>

The cool thing about this one is that we have stumbled upon some of
these places, but not many.

Viva La Randy!

LB

--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "mizscarlet731"
wrote:
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> Gripping, yes but already doing a bit of research. It is clues
like these that raise the bar
> and keep us on our toes. There is nothing like the satisfaction of
actualy solving one. And
> one is all I have solved on my own. There are also a few spots
where I just know there is
> one of these boxes but just can't go that last mile.
> >
> >
> > MAHAHAHAHA!!!
> >
> > Looks like a good one Randy! The ladies are gripping already. ;-
)
> >
> > --
> > Nathan Brown
> >
> > AKA Cyclonic
> > Penncoasters.com
> >
> > The Insensitivity rolls on...
> >
> > Proud owner of a Hydro-Carbon powered vehicle.
> >
> > McCarthy was RIGHT!
> >
>

I'm not gripping or griping about it! But will Obey my natural
curiosity to spend way to much time to try to solve it!

Even if I come up empty handed, thanks for the fun Randy!

Man, I need to win the lottery...

;-)


--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "mizscarlet731"
wrote:
>
> Gripping, yes but already doing a bit of research. It is clues like
these that raise the bar
> and keep us on our toes. There is nothing like the satisfaction of
actualy solving one. And
> one is all I have solved on my own. There are also a few spots
where I just know there is
> one of these boxes but just can't go that last mile.
> >
> >
> > MAHAHAHAHA!!!
> >
> > Looks like a good one Randy! The ladies are gripping already. ;-)
> >
> > --
> > Nathan Brown
> >
> > AKA Cyclonic
> > Penncoasters.com
> >
> > The Insensitivity rolls on...
> >
> > Proud owner of a Hydro-Carbon powered vehicle.
> >
> > McCarthy was RIGHT!
> >
>

We can drive it home with one headlight?? 8-)

--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, Randy Hall wrote:
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> http://www.mapsurfer.com/mcbrae/ch05.html
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--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "mstoeff61" wrote:
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> I'm not gripping or griping about it! But will Obey my natural
> curiosity to spend way to much time to try to solve it!

I already spent 3 hrs last nite copying all the images/text into a
word.doc so I could take notes from surfing the net for clue
locations. I learned what an enclave was with regards to the phrase
"Kentucky Bend" but h3ll if I know where in Chester County Randy was
standing!?!

Got total eye strain trying to read the phone nos on the store window
and sign, coming up only with a town for the A/C & exchange. Actually
two towns -- big help!

So expect to spend hours upon days if not weeks working this clue(s)

sewsowbizzy

mizscarlet731 wrote:
> Gripping, yes but already doing a bit of research. It is clues like these that raise the bar
> and keep us on our toes. There is nothing like the satisfaction of actualy solving one. And
> one is all I have solved on my own. There are also a few spots where I just know there is
> one of these boxes but just can't go that last mile.
>


You've got that right. There is nothing like the satisfaction that
comes from figuring out a good mystery box. It is almost euphoric when
you think you know it, hit the trail, and it is actually there. I wish
more folks would at least give them a go, I think they will be hooked
after just the first find.

--
Nathan Brown

AKA Cyclonic
Penncoasters.com

The Insensitivity rolls on...

See America First!

You did better than I! I'm pretty sure I know where one location is, and I'm thrilled. But if I'm right, I'm going to have to be there in mid-afternoon. Wonder if the Red Queen will buy "I have to take a 2-hour lunch so I can go check out a letterbox clue"? (With 45 days until Christmas?)

Sheba
sewsowbizzy wrote:
--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "mstoeff61" wrote:
>
> I'm not gripping or griping about it! But will Obey my natural
> curiosity to spend way to much time to try to solve it!

I already spent 3 hrs last nite copying all the images/text into a
word.doc so I could take notes from surfing the net for clue
locations. I learned what an enclave was with regards to the phrase
"Kentucky Bend" but h3ll if I know where in Chester County Randy was
standing!?!

Got total eye strain trying to read the phone nos on the store window
and sign, coming up only with a town for the A/C & exchange. Actually
two towns -- big help!

So expect to spend hours upon days if not weeks working this clue(s)

sewsowbizzy




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A good pair of night vision goggles can extend the letterboxing day
now that it's getting dark early again.

Gerania

--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, Suzanne Coe wrote:
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> You did better than I! I'm pretty sure I know where one location
is, and I'm thrilled. But if I'm right, I'm going to have to be there
in mid-afternoon. Wonder if the Red Queen will buy "I have to take a
2-hour lunch so I can go check out a letterbox clue"? (With 45 days
until Christmas?)
>
> Sheba
> sewsowbizzy wrote:
> --- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "mstoeff61" wrote:
> >
> > I'm not gripping or griping about it! But will Obey my natural
> > curiosity to spend way to much time to try to solve it!
>
> I already spent 3 hrs last nite copying all the images/text into a
> word.doc so I could take notes from surfing the net for clue
> locations. I learned what an enclave was with regards to the phrase
> "Kentucky Bend" but h3ll if I know where in Chester County Randy was
> standing!?!
>
> Got total eye strain trying to read the phone nos on the store window
> and sign, coming up only with a town for the A/C & exchange. Actually
> two towns -- big help!
>
> So expect to spend hours upon days if not weeks working this clue(s)
>
> sewsowbizzy
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--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, Randy Hall wrote:
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There's no place like home.