Hopefully it wasn't an archaic joke about Green Stamps! Hee Hee. well Thom,
et. al, I haven't forgotten about letterboxing...I's just that, well...I
thought I was busy before with the wedding stuff...I guess I didn't know
what I was talking about.
So, I see that my first letterbox clue (Mt. Neahkahnie) has been posted!
Yay! It's exciting to see it on the net. But, it's got a totally different
format than any I've ever seen, and the image of my stamp is gigantic.
I'm so impressed with the dedication and creativity of you all out there. I
have gone out with letterboxes in hand, and find that I have an nearly
impossible time coming up with creative clues! But I have found some lovely
spots to hide them. That is a skill that will improve, I guess, as my P
quotient goes up.
Cara
-----Original Message-----
From: Thom Cheney [mailto:tcgrafx@imagina.com]
Sent: Tuesday, September 28, 1999 9:58 AM
To: letterbox-usa@egroups.com
Subject: [LbNA] license plate frame


saw an interesting license plate frame at Costco last night. Seriously
debated hanging out in the parking lot to ask about it...

"Ask me about
Stamping Up!"

--
Thom Cheney
tcgrafx... among other things

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CLARK Cara D wrote:
>
> I have found some lovely
> spots to hide them. That is a skill that will improve, I guess, as my P
> quotient goes up.

I find myself looking for likely spots anytime I am out roaming around
any semi-rural area. My recent experiences with Rock Creek #1 (lost and
found and lost and found again), have left me a little skittish about
placing anymore boxes in town.. although, I might get over that.

good luck with that P quotient!


--
Thom Cheney
tcgrafx... among other things