Redmond). A couple of my other (Seattle area) friends, just got turned on
to Letterboxing too. So with luck I wont be the only one placing new boxes.
My friends and I hope to hit the Rattlesnake Lake box in a few weeks as our
first box (Oy! I lived with in walking distance from there in Highshool!
Small World
I hope to place my first box on 4th of July when I go over to.... Heh....
you'll see, but it's local. =) This one wont be too ambitious though (hike
or find wise)... but hey, it's my first. =D
Talk at you later!
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From: samanark@y...
Date: Wed Jun 20, 2001 11:02 pm
Subject: Re: Newbie Question
--- In letterbox-usa@y..., "Mischief In Wa"
>Hello,
>
>I just learned of Letterboxing yesterday, and Im very extited to
get
>started... I've already bugun working on designs for my signature
stamp and
>my first letterbox stamp (I have 3 letterboxes in mind to place in
the near
>future [in western washington]).
>
>I had a question though, when equiping a letterbox do you include
an ink pad
>or not? Most guides dont mention including an ink pad, but I
wanted to be
>sure.
>
>I cant wait to get started. My husband is supportive of the
idea....
>afterall he's been trying to get me away from my PC and out on day-
hikes all
>spring and summer. =)
>
>Happy Hunting!
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Hurrah! I hope you are in the Seattle area. Since most of the
Pacific Northwest boxes are concentrated in Oregon, it will be nice
to have more up this way!
I should get up off my butt and plant a few, (I have been working on
carving some stamps...but my art needs refining.)
Amanda from Seattle
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