Charity
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Started on 2001-06-03
Charity
From: Forester (jrov@nji.com) |
Date: 2001-06-03 00:17:12 UTC-04:00
Somewhere in the literature I read about the
possibility of using a letterbox event as a way of raising funds for
charity. Has anyone ever heard of this and know how it works?
thanks,
Forester
Re: [LbNA] Charity
From: Judi (Judi@SpaceFamily.net) |
Date: 2001-06-03 12:40:29 UTC-04:00
In England letterbox "walks" are often set out in Dartmoor.
They consist of about 12 +/- boxes set in a circular rout of 2-8 miles. There is
usually only a stamp in each box, with the visitors book located only in the
last box. Sometimes the last box is located with a person who checks to see if
all the stamps have been collected by the hunters before releasing the last
stamp in the series. They are designed to provide a full day's letterboxing
adventure which yields several stamps. The clues are to be purchased with a
donation to the sponsoring organization, and the series is only available for
a specified period of time.
SpaceTraveler P15F30
----- Original Message -----From: ForesterSent: Sunday, June 03, 2001 12:17 AMSubject: [LbNA] CharitySomewhere in the literature I read about the possibility of using a letterbox event as a way of raising funds for charity. Has anyone ever heard of this and know how it works?thanks,Forester
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