A note from The Vermont Viking
On Nov 13, 2015, at 11:24 AM, John Chapman jchapman1024@gmail.com [letterbox-usa] <letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com> wrote:Excellent viewpoint! Thanks Jay.If someone can share a photo of those lovely views of VT, I'd like to add it to the rotation of photos on the LbNA home page!ChoiOn Fri, Nov 13, 2015 at 11:12 AM, drewclan@aol.com [letterbox-usa] <letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com> wrote:Some local friends sent me a huge, and very welcome update on one of our old letterbox series. We have been remiss in maintaining these old treasures, I admit.
Remembering the splendid hiking at that spot with my family brought back such memories. Feeling nostalgic, I went looking through old letterbox files and found this charming note from Erik, one of America's earliest letterboxers. It suits my mood on this lovely late fall Friday the 13th and I thought I'd share it with you. Jay in CT
>>>Bonnie (and all others captivated with this season):
A wise old friend of mine once told me that the secret of happiness was in developing a "sense of nostalgia for the present." I like that very much. I also like Robert DiNero's character from New York New York: Its a "major chord" when you are doing what you love to do, with someone that you love, in a place that you love to be..
Well, VT is pretty fine these days as well. Our mountain view changes breathtakingly every day every season. It never gets old or worn.
So a toast to happy letterboxers everywhere. Carpe Diem!
Erik
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On Nov 13, 2015, at 11:12 AM, drewclan@aol.com [letterbox-usa] <letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com> wrote:Some local friends sent me a huge, and very welcome update on one of our old letterbox series. We have been remiss in maintaining these old treasures, I admit.
Remembering the splendid hiking at that spot with my family brought back such memories. Feeling nostalgic, I went looking through old letterbox files and found this charming note from Erik, one of America's earliest letterboxers. It suits my mood on this lovely late fall Friday the 13th and I thought I'd share it with you. Jay in CT
>>>Bonnie (and all others captivated with this season):
A wise old friend of mine once told me that the secret of happiness was in developing a "sense of nostalgia for the present." I like that very much. I also like Robert DiNero's character from New York New York: Its a "major chord" when you are doing what you love to do, with someone that you love, in a place that you love to be..
Well, VT is pretty fine these days as well. Our mountain view changes breathtakingly every day every season. It never gets old or worn.
So a toast to happy letterboxers everywhere. Carpe Diem!
Erik
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A little more nostalgia:
On Nov 13, 2015, at 11:12 AM, drewclan@aol.com [letterbox-usa] <letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com> wrote:Some local friends sent me a huge, and very welcome update on one of our old letterbox series. We have been remiss in maintaining these old treasures, I admit.
Remembering the splendid hiking at that spot with my family brought back such memories. Feeling nostalgic, I went looking through old letterbox files and found this charming note from Erik, one of America's earliest letterboxers. It suits my mood on this lovely late fall Friday the 13th and I thought I'd share it with you. Jay in CT
>>>Bonnie (and all others captivated with this season):
A wise old friend of mine once told me that the secret of happiness was in developing a "sense of nostalgia for the present." I like that very much. I also like Robert DiNero's character from New York New York: Its a "major chord" when you are doing what you love to do, with someone that you love, in a place that you love to be..
Well, VT is pretty fine these days as well. Our mountain view changes breathtakingly every day every season. It never gets old or worn.
So a toast to happy letterboxers everywhere. Carpe Diem!
Erik
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