Are there any letterboxes placed where a wheelchair user can hunt/find them?
We would like to join the fun.
Michelle
Wheelchair accessable
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Started on 2002-07-16
Wheelchair accessable
From: Michelle Norkus (mnorkus37@comcast.net) |
Date: 2002-07-16 09:54:22 UTC-04:00
Re: [LbNA] Wheelchair accessable
From: (psorn@lightbridge.com) |
Date: 2002-07-16 10:04:32 UTC-04:00
Where do you live? I was on one in Florida in the Keys
Pat Sorn
Product Manager
781-359-4326
Michelle
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Are there any letterboxes placed where a wheelchair user can hunt/find
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We would like to join the fun.
Michelle
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Re: [LbNA] Wheelchair accessable
From: Jay Chamberlain (ae4mk@1bigred.com) |
Date: 2002-07-16 10:08:15 UTC-04:00
Michelle,
Fairfax county, VA http://www.1bigred.com/users/jayc/letterbox/adinkra.htm
Jay C.
The Jolly G-Man
Fredericksburg, VA
P56 F34 X0
letterboxing.org Webmaster
http://www.1bigred.com/users/jayc/letterbox/
The Jolly G-Man
Fredericksburg, VA
P56 F34 X0
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http://www.1bigred.com/users/jayc/letterbox/
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We would like to join the fun.
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Re: [LbNA] Wheelchair accessable
From: Michelle Norkus (mnorkus37@comcast.net) |
Date: 2002-07-16 12:07:31 UTC-04:00
on 7/16/02 10:04 AM, psorn@lightbridge.com at psorn@lightbridge.com wrote:
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We live in Maryland, but travel all over, so if there are locations where
letterboxes are accessible to wheelchair users we would like to know which
ones they are.
Cheers
Michelle
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> Where do you live? I was on one in Florida in the Keys
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> Pat Sorn
> Product Manager
> 781-359-4326
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We live in Maryland, but travel all over, so if there are locations where
letterboxes are accessible to wheelchair users we would like to know which
ones they are.
Cheers
Michelle
Re: [LbNA] Wheelchair accessable
From: moonstone_baby (moonstone_baby@yahoo.com) |
Date: 2002-07-17 02:05:05 UTC
Hi Michelle,
The Father's Day Flower's letterbox in Voluntown, CT is on a (very
pretty)wheelchair accessable trail, however, the box is a couple of
steps off the path so once you found it you would probably need
someone to retrieve it for you.
The Trustom Pond Quest in Charlestown, RI is on a wheelchair
accessable trail, however, the clues send you off on some paths that
are not wheelchair accessable. If you are ever in RI I am sure the
clues could easily be modified to still be fun yet stay on the
wheelchair accessable trails. The box itself can actually be reached
from a wheelchair.
The Quonochontaug mystery box is wheelchair accessable, however, it
is a mystery box so unless you were from the area you would probably
have a hard time solving the clues :(
The Fast Track To your Degree LBs in Kingston, RI are nearly
wheelchair accessable. The first box is just slightly off a
wheelchair accessable path and the second box is definately
wheelchair accessable but might be difficult to reach from a
wheelchair. (The third box is currently missing.)
The Flutterby Traveler is definately wheelchair accessable. It is
the box that finds you. The problem is you have to get your name and
address on a list so that someone who gets the box in the mail might
send it to you.
If you ever find yourself in RI let me know. I would be happy to
explore letterboxes in the area with you.
Janet
The Father's Day Flower's letterbox in Voluntown, CT is on a (very
pretty)wheelchair accessable trail, however, the box is a couple of
steps off the path so once you found it you would probably need
someone to retrieve it for you.
The Trustom Pond Quest in Charlestown, RI is on a wheelchair
accessable trail, however, the clues send you off on some paths that
are not wheelchair accessable. If you are ever in RI I am sure the
clues could easily be modified to still be fun yet stay on the
wheelchair accessable trails. The box itself can actually be reached
from a wheelchair.
The Quonochontaug mystery box is wheelchair accessable, however, it
is a mystery box so unless you were from the area you would probably
have a hard time solving the clues :(
The Fast Track To your Degree LBs in Kingston, RI are nearly
wheelchair accessable. The first box is just slightly off a
wheelchair accessable path and the second box is definately
wheelchair accessable but might be difficult to reach from a
wheelchair. (The third box is currently missing.)
The Flutterby Traveler is definately wheelchair accessable. It is
the box that finds you. The problem is you have to get your name and
address on a list so that someone who gets the box in the mail might
send it to you.
If you ever find yourself in RI let me know. I would be happy to
explore letterboxes in the area with you.
Janet
Re: [LbNA] Wheelchair accessable
From: Michelle Norkus (mnorkus37@comcast.net) |
Date: 2002-07-16 22:31:11 UTC-04:00
on 7/16/02 10:05 PM, moonstone_baby at moonstone_baby@yahoo.com wrote:
> Hi Michelle,
>
> The Father's Day Flower's letterbox in Voluntown, CT is on a (very
> pretty)wheelchair accessable trail, however, the box is a couple of
> steps off the path so once you found it you would probably need
> someone to retrieve it for you.
>
> The Trustom Pond Quest in Charlestown, RI is on a wheelchair
> accessable trail, however, the clues send you off on some paths that
> are not wheelchair accessable. If you are ever in RI I am sure the
> clues could easily be modified to still be fun yet stay on the
> wheelchair accessable trails. The box itself can actually be reached
> from a wheelchair.
>
> The Quonochontaug mystery box is wheelchair accessable, however, it
> is a mystery box so unless you were from the area you would probably
> have a hard time solving the clues :(
>
> The Fast Track To your Degree LBs in Kingston, RI are nearly
> wheelchair accessable. The first box is just slightly off a
> wheelchair accessable path and the second box is definately
> wheelchair accessable but might be difficult to reach from a
> wheelchair. (The third box is currently missing.)
>
> The Flutterby Traveler is definately wheelchair accessable. It is
> the box that finds you. The problem is you have to get your name and
> address on a list so that someone who gets the box in the mail might
> send it to you.
>
> If you ever find yourself in RI let me know. I would be happy to
> explore letterboxes in the area with you.
>
> Janet
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Thanks for all your information. We have never been to RI, but there is
always a first time. Right now we are getting ready our stamp and plan to
head out this week-end in our area after our first letterbox. We are
excited to see what we find.
Michelle
> Hi Michelle,
>
> The Father's Day Flower's letterbox in Voluntown, CT is on a (very
> pretty)wheelchair accessable trail, however, the box is a couple of
> steps off the path so once you found it you would probably need
> someone to retrieve it for you.
>
> The Trustom Pond Quest in Charlestown, RI is on a wheelchair
> accessable trail, however, the clues send you off on some paths that
> are not wheelchair accessable. If you are ever in RI I am sure the
> clues could easily be modified to still be fun yet stay on the
> wheelchair accessable trails. The box itself can actually be reached
> from a wheelchair.
>
> The Quonochontaug mystery box is wheelchair accessable, however, it
> is a mystery box so unless you were from the area you would probably
> have a hard time solving the clues :(
>
> The Fast Track To your Degree LBs in Kingston, RI are nearly
> wheelchair accessable. The first box is just slightly off a
> wheelchair accessable path and the second box is definately
> wheelchair accessable but might be difficult to reach from a
> wheelchair. (The third box is currently missing.)
>
> The Flutterby Traveler is definately wheelchair accessable. It is
> the box that finds you. The problem is you have to get your name and
> address on a list so that someone who gets the box in the mail might
> send it to you.
>
> If you ever find yourself in RI let me know. I would be happy to
> explore letterboxes in the area with you.
>
> Janet
>
>
>
>
>
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Thanks for all your information. We have never been to RI, but there is
always a first time. Right now we are getting ready our stamp and plan to
head out this week-end in our area after our first letterbox. We are
excited to see what we find.
Michelle
Re: [LbNA] Wheelchair accessable
From: (tehutika@aol.com) |
Date: 2002-07-16 22:38:13 UTC-04:00
Greetings,
In a message dated 7/16/2002 10:06:16 PM Eastern Standard Time, moonstone_baby@yahoo.com writes:
Is this a virtual box? If not, how does this work?
Mike S.
P0 F22
In a message dated 7/16/2002 10:06:16 PM Eastern Standard Time, moonstone_baby@yahoo.com writes:
The Flutterby Traveler is definately wheelchair accessable. It is
the box that finds you. The problem is you have to get your name and
address on a list so that someone who gets the box in the mail might
send it to you.
Is this a virtual box? If not, how does this work?
Mike S.
P0 F22
Re: Wheelchair accessable
From: moonfishies3 (teapot@teapot.mv.com) |
Date: 2002-07-20 04:36:17 UTC
My Noone Falls letterbox in Peterborough, NH is wheelchair
accessible. It's a very quick and easy find so unless you plan
something else in the area, I wouldn't make the trip all the way from
MD to NH just for it. :)
N.
--- In letterbox-usa@y..., Michelle Norkus wrote:
> Are there any letterboxes placed where a wheelchair user can
hunt/find them?
> We would like to join the fun.
>
> Michelle
accessible. It's a very quick and easy find so unless you plan
something else in the area, I wouldn't make the trip all the way from
MD to NH just for it. :)
N.
--- In letterbox-usa@y..., Michelle Norkus
> Are there any letterboxes placed where a wheelchair user can
hunt/find them?
> We would like to join the fun.
>
> Michelle