Now I have an interesting Letterbox story too.

From: darshonmassa (darshonmassa@yahoo.com) | Date: 2012-04-20 15:59:20 UTC

Last weekend my son and I were Letterboxing in Champaign/Urbana (IL) after a robotics competition. The car "Died" in Mt Hope Cemetery. We pushed the car though and out to the street for a jump start. We had 1 box of a series left, so we went back in, left the car idling, and got the last one.
MOTHER DRAGON

Re: [LbNA] Now I have an interesting Letterbox story too.

From: (kotlarek@wi.rr.com) | Date: 2012-04-21 03:08:43 UTC

Yep, you're a bona fide addict!

Wisconsin Hiker

---- darshonmassa wrote:
> Last weekend my son and I were Letterboxing in Champaign/Urbana (IL) after a robotics competition. The car "Died" in Mt Hope Cemetery. We pushed the car though and out to the street for a jump start. We had 1 box of a series left, so we went back in, left the car idling, and got the last one.
> MOTHER DRAGON
>

Re: Now I have an interesting Letterbox story too.

From: Elizabeth Huxford (elizabethhuxford@comcast.net) | Date: 2012-04-21 09:27:23 UTC-04:00

Robotics??? We're headed to St. Louis for the World competition next
weekend. Will be stuck in the city, any boxes within reach?

Deep Creek Local

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Re: [LbNA] Re: Now I have an interesting Letterbox story too.

From: Kay Waldram (mohmers@att.net) | Date: 2012-04-21 08:15:04 UTC-07:00

there are afew easy ones on the Illinois side in collinsville and
edwardsville..... if you geocache too there are tons.

We know quite a few who'll be at the robotics competition. Have fun!

Kay

aka Mohmers

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Subject: [LbNA] Re: Now I have an interesting Letterbox story too.

Robotics??? We're headed to St. Louis for the World competition next
weekend. Will be stuck in the city, any boxes within reach?

Deep Creek Local

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Re: Now I have an interesting Letterbox story too.

From: Mothers Love (cwenter1@yahoo.com) | Date: 2012-04-22 18:41:26 UTC

I highly recommend "STLP01.5 LBCON: The Pride of St. Louis (7)" carved by Safari Man for LB CON 2009 and planted by MO UR4ME and I Dig Toasters. This is a series of 7 letterboxes that represent the pride of St. Louis and are beautiful carves.

Also, any carvings by MO UR4ME are not to be missed, time permitting.

And if you haven't already done so, a ride to the top of the Arch is a must do. A few new letterboxing friends and I actually did our signature stamp exchanges while riding up to the top of the Arch. It was exhilorating.

Enjoy your visit to St. Louis.

Mothers Love
Texas

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Re: Now I have an interesting Letterbox story too.

From: geckospot (geckospot2000@yahoo.com) | Date: 2012-04-23 16:19:05 UTC

There's a lot of boxes and some very nice parks in St Louis.
Also, skip the arch and spend the day at City Museum. That's the best spot for kids and grownups to play.

geckospot

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> Robotics??? We're headed to St. Louis for the World competition next
> weekend. Will be stuck in the city, any boxes within reach?
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Re: Now I have an interesting Letterbox story too.

From: Elizabeth Huxford (elizabethhuxford@comcast.net) | Date: 2012-04-23 14:20:37 UTC-04:00

Thanks all! Looking forward to leaving this spring snow for better weather
and new territory.

Deep Creek Local

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