I forgot to mention in my last post-
If the National Park Service (NPS) keeps removing boxes and has
stated that they don't want them in the National Parks System, why
are letterboxes still being placed in them? It seems like only a
matter of time before someone gets arrested and/or fined for planting
a box in a National Park.
There's plenty of other places in the great outdoors that would be
willing to accept letterboxes if folks would approach the managers
and explain the hobby to them.
NPS
2 messages in this thread |
Started on 2002-08-08
NPS
From: astonished_1 (drgore11@earthlink.net) |
Date: 2002-08-08 16:35:02 UTC
NPS
From: (Fireflylight@aol.com) |
Date: 2002-09-26 10:19:13 UTC-04:00
If anyone is feeling the need to send carefully worded emails to their elected officials regarding the NPS ruling, here is a website that gives congressmen's email addresses.
Contacting the Congress
Coleen
"Firefly"
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Contacting the Congress
Coleen
"Firefly"
P13 F50 X2 HH2