Sorry, I answered my own question after I sent the email! Here is my clue:
Coastal Indians thought this beachside mountaintop was a viewpoint fit for
gods and named it with the words Ne ("place of") and Ekahni ("supreme
deity").
Mt Neahkahnie clues from Cara
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Started on 1999-08-11
[LbNA] Mt Neahkahnie clues from Cara
From: CLARK Cara D (cara.d.clark@co.multnomah.or.us) |
Date: 1999-08-11 15:20:09 UTC-07:00
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Sorry, I answered my own question after I sent the email! Here is my clue:
Coastal Indians thought this beachside mountaintop was a viewpoint fit for
gods and named it with the words Ne ("place of") and Ekahni ("supreme
deity").
Sorry, I answered my own question after I sent the email! Here is my clue:
Coastal Indians thought this beachside mountaintop was a viewpoint fit for
gods and named it with the words Ne ("place of") and Ekahni ("supreme
deity").
[LbNA] Re: Mt Neahkahnie clues from Cara
From: erik/susan davis (davisarc@wcvt.com) |
Date: 1999-08-12 15:56:06 UTC-07:00
Bravo Cara!
I can feel the coolness of the swirling mists and the chop-chop of the
waves at the base. Great interpretive forms and a dynamic tone reversal
as the open ocean beats against the shore. Very nice, what did you use
for tools and carving medium.
I'm looking forward to seeing more stamps - thanks for sharing.
Regards,
Susan Davis
Vermont
I can feel the coolness of the swirling mists and the chop-chop of the
waves at the base. Great interpretive forms and a dynamic tone reversal
as the open ocean beats against the shore. Very nice, what did you use
for tools and carving medium.
I'm looking forward to seeing more stamps - thanks for sharing.
Regards,
Susan Davis
Vermont
[LbNA] Re: Mt Neahkahnie clues from Cara
From: CLARK Cara D (cara.d.clark@co.multnomah.or.us) |
Date: 1999-08-12 17:44:29 UTC-07:00
Hey Susan! Boy, you and Eric are so good at responding to peoples
messages...Y'all are like the King and Queen of Letterboxing "warm fuzzies"
;)
Well, I really don't remember what the carving medium is...maybe PZ Cut?
It's not as firm as the white vinyl erasers, which I like alot, but I could
buy big sheets of it at a lower cost than most of the other stuff. For
carving I used the linoleum carving kit (brand??)that was whithin my limited
price range. Since I'm just learning to carve, I didn't want to invest in
some ultra fancy carving kit. It was fun (except for the stiff neck and back
that resulted) sitting on a driftwood log, looking up at the mountain
through all the mist and carving the stamp. I hope someone finds it!
Cara
-----Original Message-----
From: erik/susan davis [mailto:davisarc@wcvt.com]
Sent: Thursday, August 12, 1999 3:56 PM
To: letterbox-usa@egroups.com
Subject: [LbNA] Re: Mt Neahkahnie clues from Cara
Bravo Cara!
I can feel the coolness of the swirling mists and the chop-chop of
the
waves at the base. Great interpretive forms and a dynamic tone reversal
as the open ocean beats against the shore. Very nice, what did you use
for tools and carving medium.
I'm looking forward to seeing more stamps - thanks for sharing.
Regards,
Susan Davis
Vermont
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messages...Y'all are like the King and Queen of Letterboxing "warm fuzzies"
;)
Well, I really don't remember what the carving medium is...maybe PZ Cut?
It's not as firm as the white vinyl erasers, which I like alot, but I could
buy big sheets of it at a lower cost than most of the other stuff. For
carving I used the linoleum carving kit (brand??)that was whithin my limited
price range. Since I'm just learning to carve, I didn't want to invest in
some ultra fancy carving kit. It was fun (except for the stiff neck and back
that resulted) sitting on a driftwood log, looking up at the mountain
through all the mist and carving the stamp. I hope someone finds it!
Cara
-----Original Message-----
From: erik/susan davis [mailto:davisarc@wcvt.com]
Sent: Thursday, August 12, 1999 3:56 PM
To: letterbox-usa@egroups.com
Subject: [LbNA] Re: Mt Neahkahnie clues from Cara
Bravo Cara!
I can feel the coolness of the swirling mists and the chop-chop of
the
waves at the base. Great interpretive forms and a dynamic tone reversal
as the open ocean beats against the shore. Very nice, what did you use
for tools and carving medium.
I'm looking forward to seeing more stamps - thanks for sharing.
Regards,
Susan Davis
Vermont
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[LbNA] Re: Mt Neahkahnie clues from Cara
From: B. J. Drew (nep1bjd@nep10.med.navy.mil) |
Date: 1999-08-16 07:15:00 UTC-04:00
Cara, I too was enthralled by the image of being on a Pacific Coast beach
looking up at the mountain to carve it. That's bound to be a popular find.
Thank you very much! Jay
>
>
>It was fun (except for the stiff neck and back
>that resulted) sitting on a driftwood log, looking up at the mountain
>through all the mist and carving the stamp. I hope someone finds it!
>Cara
>
>
looking up at the mountain to carve it. That's bound to be a popular find.
Thank you very much! Jay
>
>
>It was fun (except for the stiff neck and back
>that resulted) sitting on a driftwood log, looking up at the mountain
>through all the mist and carving the stamp. I hope someone finds it!
>Cara
>
>