I was down near Rosario Beach near Deception Pass, Washington, and was
snooping around looking for geocaches without my gps when I came
across what I thought was a cache, but it was my first letterbox
find. I have tried to locate the box on the letterboxing.org site
with no luck. It had not been found since 2004 and I am wondering if
no one claims it, if I can re-register it. It is called Early Bird.
Thanks for any help.
Accidental find
4 messages in this thread |
Started on 2008-04-03
Accidental find
From: johntenbohmer (johntenbohmer@yahoo.com) |
Date: 2008-04-03 02:45:09 UTC
Re: [LbNA] Accidental find
From: Heather Brimhall (brimhallbunch@sbcglobal.net) |
Date: 2008-04-03 13:41:32 UTC-07:00
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johntenbohmer wrote: I was down near Rosario Beach near Deception Pass, Washington, and was
snooping around looking for geocaches without my gps when I came
across what I thought was a cache, but it was my first letterbox
find. I have tried to locate the box on the letterboxing.org site
with no luck. It had not been found since 2004 and I am wondering if
no one claims it, if I can re-register it. It is called Early Bird.
Thanks for any help.
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johntenbohmer
snooping around looking for geocaches without my gps when I came
across what I thought was a cache, but it was my first letterbox
find. I have tried to locate the box on the letterboxing.org site
with no luck. It had not been found since 2004 and I am wondering if
no one claims it, if I can re-register it. It is called Early Bird.
Thanks for any help.
[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
Re: Accidental find
From: sewsowbizzy (sowbiz@yahoo.com) |
Date: 2008-04-06 00:11:19 UTC
I didn't see Early Bird, Rosario Beach on LB.org or AQ or in the Basement.
First, I hope you didn't remove it from its location . . . apparently
a good one for it to still be there!
Did the logbook identify who placed it?? Trail name and/or e-ddress.
It could have been a Word of Mouth clue that was never intended to be
placed on the internet. Did the log book show when it was planted?
Amanda from Seattle has it posted as a find back on March 12 2002 --
don't know if she can offer up an insight as to who planted it. She
posted message 61709 - you can go to that message and click on the
envelope to contact her.
sewsowbizzy
--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "johntenbohmer"
wrote:
>
> I was down near Rosario Beach near Deception Pass, Washington, and was
> snooping around looking for geocaches without my gps when I came
> across what I thought was a cache, but it was my first letterbox
> find. I have tried to locate the box on the letterboxing.org site
> with no luck. It had not been found since 2004 and I am wondering if
> no one claims it, if I can re-register it. It is called Early Bird.
>
> Thanks for any help.
>
First, I hope you didn't remove it from its location . . . apparently
a good one for it to still be there!
Did the logbook identify who placed it?? Trail name and/or e-ddress.
It could have been a Word of Mouth clue that was never intended to be
placed on the internet. Did the log book show when it was planted?
Amanda from Seattle has it posted as a find back on March 12 2002 --
don't know if she can offer up an insight as to who planted it. She
posted message 61709 - you can go to that message and click on the
envelope to contact her.
sewsowbizzy
--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "johntenbohmer"
>
> I was down near Rosario Beach near Deception Pass, Washington, and was
> snooping around looking for geocaches without my gps when I came
> across what I thought was a cache, but it was my first letterbox
> find. I have tried to locate the box on the letterboxing.org site
> with no luck. It had not been found since 2004 and I am wondering if
> no one claims it, if I can re-register it. It is called Early Bird.
>
> Thanks for any help.
>
Re: [LbNA] Re: Accidental find
From: john tenbohmer (johntenbohmer@yahoo.com) |
Date: 2008-04-06 15:51:00 UTC-04:00
No I didn't remove it, and I didn't notice who placed
it either. All I did was sign the logbook and place
it where I found it. I think it was placed in 2002.
--- sewsowbizzy wrote:
> I didn't see Early Bird, Rosario Beach on LB.org or
> AQ or in the Basement.
>
> First, I hope you didn't remove it from its location
> . . . apparently
> a good one for it to still be there!
>
> Did the logbook identify who placed it?? Trail name
> and/or e-ddress.
>
> It could have been a Word of Mouth clue that was
> never intended to be
> placed on the internet. Did the log book show when
> it was planted?
>
> Amanda from Seattle has it posted as a find back on
> March 12 2002 --
> don't know if she can offer up an insight as to who
> planted it. She
> posted message 61709 - you can go to that message
> and click on the
> envelope to contact her.
>
> sewsowbizzy
>
>
> --- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com,
> "johntenbohmer"
> wrote:
> >
> > I was down near Rosario Beach near Deception Pass,
> Washington, and was
> > snooping around looking for geocaches without my
> gps when I came
> > across what I thought was a cache, but it was my
> first letterbox
> > find. I have tried to locate the box on the
> letterboxing.org site
> > with no luck. It had not been found since 2004
> and I am wondering if
> > no one claims it, if I can re-register it. It is
> called Early Bird.
> >
> > Thanks for any help.
> >
>
>
>
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it either. All I did was sign the logbook and place
it where I found it. I think it was placed in 2002.
--- sewsowbizzy
> I didn't see Early Bird, Rosario Beach on LB.org or
> AQ or in the Basement.
>
> First, I hope you didn't remove it from its location
> . . . apparently
> a good one for it to still be there!
>
> Did the logbook identify who placed it?? Trail name
> and/or e-ddress.
>
> It could have been a Word of Mouth clue that was
> never intended to be
> placed on the internet. Did the log book show when
> it was planted?
>
> Amanda from Seattle has it posted as a find back on
> March 12 2002 --
> don't know if she can offer up an insight as to who
> planted it. She
> posted message 61709 - you can go to that message
> and click on the
> envelope to contact her.
>
> sewsowbizzy
>
>
> --- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com,
> "johntenbohmer"
>
> >
> > I was down near Rosario Beach near Deception Pass,
> Washington, and was
> > snooping around looking for geocaches without my
> gps when I came
> > across what I thought was a cache, but it was my
> first letterbox
> > find. I have tried to locate the box on the
> letterboxing.org site
> > with no luck. It had not been found since 2004
> and I am wondering if
> > no one claims it, if I can re-register it. It is
> called Early Bird.
> >
> > Thanks for any help.
> >
>
>
>
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