--- In letterbox-usa@y..., "Kristoffer J Buquet" wrote:
> OK, the logical choice seems to be SATURDAY 28 SEP 2002. Due to the
fact that it looks like a few *out of towners* will be joining us
from WA and CT, it would make it a little easier on everyone to have
a *rest day* before returning to the hustle and bustle of the real
world.
>
> So.......SATURDAY....28 SEP 02 it is....
>
> Anyone know if the G-man has had any luck with Quantico.....
>
> If not I propose meeting:
> A: In DC at the National Gallery of Art Sculpture Garden
(there is also a live Jazz band that performs there by the fountain
every Friday at 6:00 PM if anyone wants to check that out)
>
> B: Any one of the number of Parks in the MD, DC, VA area. Maybe
Mason Neck State Park, or maybe even on the grounds of Mt. Vernon, VA
(beautiful place with picnic areas, shade, sun, waterfront, beautiful
architecture, and much more)
>
> So....now we need a location......let the LetterBoxers SPEAK......
>
> NewBe1
>
> KBuquet@A...

I heard from the G-Man and that weekend is out for him due to a
schedule conflict. He stated that he'd have to be present at a
gathering for which he'd reserved The Grove at Quantico, so looks
like Quantico is not an option for this gathering.

I think either Leesylvania or Lake Anna State Park would be an
excellent location. Wherever it takes place, I'll do my best to be
there. Soccer season presents lots of weekend conflicts for me, but
it may work out.

Good Luck,

Kathy (Ladybug)

--- In letterbox-usa@y..., "btrplc2b" wrote:
> I think either Leesylvania or Lake Anna State Park would be an
> excellent location. Wherever it takes place, I'll do my best to be
> there. Soccer season presents lots of weekend conflicts for me,
but
> it may work out.

ITA! There are five boxes at Lake Anna State Park, so in addition to
exchanging stamps and sharing carving tips, etc., we can letterbox!

Alternatively, I would be happy to reserve a shelter at one of
Richmond, VA's many lovely area parks, several of which have boxes
already planted there. We could meet and greet and eat under the
shelter and then letterbox at either Pocahontas State Park (which
currently has four boxes), Bryan Park (which has one), or Rockwood
Park (which has one). And barring anything unforeseen, I will be
placing four boxes in Forest Hill Park any day now, so that might be
an option as well. (I finally finished carving the stamps!)

-- Marsha Gainey
Richmond, VA
7F 1P 0X

Where are these 5 Lake Anna letter boxes listed? I was just at Lake Anna
and couldn't find any on the web site.

Harpers Square Explorer

----- Original Message -----
From: "mlgainey"
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Sent: Sunday, September 01, 2002 3:55 PM
Subject: [LbNA] Re: East Coast LetterBoxing Meet/Greet.


> --- In letterbox-usa@y..., "btrplc2b" wrote:
> > I think either Leesylvania or Lake Anna State Park would be an
> > excellent location. Wherever it takes place, I'll do my best to be
> > there. Soccer season presents lots of weekend conflicts for me,
> but
> > it may work out.
>
> ITA! There are five boxes at Lake Anna State Park, so in addition to
> exchanging stamps and sharing carving tips, etc., we can letterbox!
>
> Alternatively, I would be happy to reserve a shelter at one of
> Richmond, VA's many lovely area parks, several of which have boxes
> already planted there. We could meet and greet and eat under the
> shelter and then letterbox at either Pocahontas State Park (which
> currently has four boxes), Bryan Park (which has one), or Rockwood
> Park (which has one). And barring anything unforeseen, I will be
> placing four boxes in Forest Hill Park any day now, so that might be
> an option as well. (I finally finished carving the stamps!)
>
> -- Marsha Gainey
> Richmond, VA
> 7F 1P 0X
>
>
>
>
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--- In letterbox-usa@y..., berylandtom@c... wrote:
> Where are these 5 Lake Anna letter boxes listed? I was just at
Lake Anna
> and couldn't find any on the web site.
>
> Harpers Square Explorer

The mystery was the location of the boxes, not the location of the
clues. I guess finding the clues qualifies as a mystery, huh?

> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "mlgainey"
> To:
> Sent: Sunday, September 01, 2002 3:55 PM
> Subject: [LbNA] Re: East Coast LetterBoxing Meet/Greet.
>
> > ITA! There are five boxes at Lake Anna State Park, so in addition
to
> > exchanging stamps and sharing carving tips, etc., we can
letterbox!
> >
> > Alternatively, I would be happy to reserve a shelter at one of
> > Richmond, VA's many lovely area parks, several of which have boxes
> > already planted there. We could meet and greet and eat under the
> > shelter and then letterbox at either Pocahontas State Park (which
> > currently has four boxes), Bryan Park (which has one), or Rockwood
> > Park (which has one). And barring anything unforeseen, I will be
> > placing four boxes in Forest Hill Park any day now, so that might
be
> > an option as well. (I finally finished carving the stamps!)
> >
> > -- Marsha Gainey
> > Richmond, VA
> > 7F 1P 0X
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
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