This is my second letterbox and a stamp that i am really proud of. If you
know the Beaverton area well this should be pretty easy, off not then i
suggest you pull out a decent street map. If you have any trouble with the
clues please feel free to ask, like i said this is only my second box!
Location: Beaverton, Washington County, Oregon
Difficulty: Medium
Terrain: Easy, easy, easy
Clues:
I found Alice in Wonderland today. It seems that the king had declared
himself a Boulevard and when Alice questioned his decision the king send an
army of cards after her. In a panic Alice asked the Cheshire cat for help
and the gave her some directions on what to do. He said, "Go to the pit of
Horseshoes and look for a four fingered oak tree. You should be safe if you
stay inside it." So she followed his directions and snuggled down beneath
the leaves, safe in the arms of the four fingered oak, hidden from the army
of cards.
Please make sure the re-hide this box well. Its location is often visited
by children.
Thanks so much!
lillis
OR: Alice in Wonderland
4 messages in this thread |
Started on 2002-09-06
OR: Alice in Wonderland
From: Lillis Long (llong@lillislong.net) |
Date: 2002-09-06 23:26:15 UTC-07:00
Re: OR: Alice in Wonderland
From: Mark Bendickson (mark.bendickson@verizon.net) |
Date: 2002-09-13 03:26:41 UTC
Lillis,
We just came back from finding this box tonight. Loved the cryptic-
like clues and what an awesome stamp! Great job!!!
Looking forward to finding more of your boxes in the future.
Mark & Beth Bendickson
--- In letterbox-usa@y..., Lillis Long wrote:
> This is my second letterbox and a stamp that i am really proud of.
If you
> know the Beaverton area well this should be pretty easy, off not
then i
> suggest you pull out a decent street map. If you have any trouble
with the
> clues please feel free to ask, like i said this is only my second
box!
>
>
> Location: Beaverton, Washington County, Oregon
> Difficulty: Medium
> Terrain: Easy, easy, easy
>
> Clues:
>
> I found Alice in Wonderland today. It seems that the king had
declared
> himself a Boulevard and when Alice questioned his decision the king
send an
> army of cards after her. In a panic Alice asked the Cheshire cat
for help
> and the gave her some directions on what to do. He said, "Go to the
pit of
> Horseshoes and look for a four fingered oak tree. You should be
safe if you
> stay inside it." So she followed his directions and snuggled down
beneath
> the leaves, safe in the arms of the four fingered oak, hidden from
the army
> of cards.
>
>
> Please make sure the re-hide this box well. Its location is often
visited
> by children.
>
>
> Thanks so much!
>
> lillis
We just came back from finding this box tonight. Loved the cryptic-
like clues and what an awesome stamp! Great job!!!
Looking forward to finding more of your boxes in the future.
Mark & Beth Bendickson
--- In letterbox-usa@y..., Lillis Long
> This is my second letterbox and a stamp that i am really proud of.
If you
> know the Beaverton area well this should be pretty easy, off not
then i
> suggest you pull out a decent street map. If you have any trouble
with the
> clues please feel free to ask, like i said this is only my second
box!
>
>
> Location: Beaverton, Washington County, Oregon
> Difficulty: Medium
> Terrain: Easy, easy, easy
>
> Clues:
>
> I found Alice in Wonderland today. It seems that the king had
declared
> himself a Boulevard and when Alice questioned his decision the king
send an
> army of cards after her. In a panic Alice asked the Cheshire cat
for help
> and the gave her some directions on what to do. He said, "Go to the
pit of
> Horseshoes and look for a four fingered oak tree. You should be
safe if you
> stay inside it." So she followed his directions and snuggled down
beneath
> the leaves, safe in the arms of the four fingered oak, hidden from
the army
> of cards.
>
>
> Please make sure the re-hide this box well. Its location is often
visited
> by children.
>
>
> Thanks so much!
>
> lillis
Re: [LbNA] Re: OR: Alice in Wonderland
From: Lillis Long (llong@lillislong.net) |
Date: 2002-09-12 20:41:14 UTC-07:00
yeah! now i will have to go and check out the log book. Im glad you guys
liked the stamp. I spent an incredible amount of time on it, so it makes me
happy that people think its nifty too.
Were you guys the first ones there?
lillis
At 03:26 AM 9/13/2002 +0000, you wrote:
>Lillis,
>
>We just came back from finding this box tonight. Loved the cryptic-
>like clues and what an awesome stamp! Great job!!!
>
>Looking forward to finding more of your boxes in the future.
>
>Mark & Beth Bendickson
>
>
>
>--- In letterbox-usa@y..., Lillis Long wrote:
> > This is my second letterbox and a stamp that i am really proud of.
>If you
> > know the Beaverton area well this should be pretty easy, off not
>then i
> > suggest you pull out a decent street map. If you have any trouble
>with the
> > clues please feel free to ask, like i said this is only my second
>box!
> >
> >
> > Location: Beaverton, Washington County, Oregon
> > Difficulty: Medium
> > Terrain: Easy, easy, easy
> >
> > Clues:
> >
> > I found Alice in Wonderland today. It seems that the king had
>declared
> > himself a Boulevard and when Alice questioned his decision the king
>send an
> > army of cards after her. In a panic Alice asked the Cheshire cat
>for help
> > and the gave her some directions on what to do. He said, "Go to the
>pit of
> > Horseshoes and look for a four fingered oak tree. You should be
>safe if you
> > stay inside it." So she followed his directions and snuggled down
>beneath
> > the leaves, safe in the arms of the four fingered oak, hidden from
>the army
> > of cards.
> >
> >
> > Please make sure the re-hide this box well. Its location is often
>visited
> > by children.
> >
> >
> > Thanks so much!
> >
> > lillis
>
>
>
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liked the stamp. I spent an incredible amount of time on it, so it makes me
happy that people think its nifty too.
Were you guys the first ones there?
lillis
At 03:26 AM 9/13/2002 +0000, you wrote:
>Lillis,
>
>We just came back from finding this box tonight. Loved the cryptic-
>like clues and what an awesome stamp! Great job!!!
>
>Looking forward to finding more of your boxes in the future.
>
>Mark & Beth Bendickson
>
>
>
>--- In letterbox-usa@y..., Lillis Long
> > This is my second letterbox and a stamp that i am really proud of.
>If you
> > know the Beaverton area well this should be pretty easy, off not
>then i
> > suggest you pull out a decent street map. If you have any trouble
>with the
> > clues please feel free to ask, like i said this is only my second
>box!
> >
> >
> > Location: Beaverton, Washington County, Oregon
> > Difficulty: Medium
> > Terrain: Easy, easy, easy
> >
> > Clues:
> >
> > I found Alice in Wonderland today. It seems that the king had
>declared
> > himself a Boulevard and when Alice questioned his decision the king
>send an
> > army of cards after her. In a panic Alice asked the Cheshire cat
>for help
> > and the gave her some directions on what to do. He said, "Go to the
>pit of
> > Horseshoes and look for a four fingered oak tree. You should be
>safe if you
> > stay inside it." So she followed his directions and snuggled down
>beneath
> > the leaves, safe in the arms of the four fingered oak, hidden from
>the army
> > of cards.
> >
> >
> > Please make sure the re-hide this box well. Its location is often
>visited
> > by children.
> >
> >
> > Thanks so much!
> >
> > lillis
>
>
>
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[LbNA] Re: OR: Alice in Wonderland
From: Mark Bendickson (mark.bendickson@verizon.net) |
Date: 2002-09-13 09:18:16 UTC
Yes, we were the 1st, but I'd highly suggest the other PDX area
boxers go get this one for their books! :o)
mark
--- In letterbox-usa@y..., Lillis Long wrote:
> yeah! now i will have to go and check out the log book. Im glad you
guys
> liked the stamp. I spent an incredible amount of time on it, so it
makes me
> happy that people think its nifty too.
>
> Were you guys the first ones there?
>
> lillis
>
> At 03:26 AM 9/13/2002 +0000, you wrote:
> >Lillis,
> >
> >We just came back from finding this box tonight. Loved the
cryptic-
> >like clues and what an awesome stamp! Great job!!!
> >
> >Looking forward to finding more of your boxes in the future.
> >
> >Mark & Beth Bendickson
> >
> >
> >
> >--- In letterbox-usa@y..., Lillis Long wrote:
> > > This is my second letterbox and a stamp that i am really proud
of.
> >If you
> > > know the Beaverton area well this should be pretty easy, off not
> >then i
> > > suggest you pull out a decent street map. If you have any
trouble
> >with the
> > > clues please feel free to ask, like i said this is only my
second
> >box!
> > >
> > >
> > > Location: Beaverton, Washington County, Oregon
> > > Difficulty: Medium
> > > Terrain: Easy, easy, easy
> > >
> > > Clues:
> > >
> > > I found Alice in Wonderland today. It seems that the king had
> >declared
> > > himself a Boulevard and when Alice questioned his decision the
king
> >send an
> > > army of cards after her. In a panic Alice asked the Cheshire cat
> >for help
> > > and the gave her some directions on what to do. He said, "Go to
the
> >pit of
> > > Horseshoes and look for a four fingered oak tree. You should be
> >safe if you
> > > stay inside it." So she followed his directions and snuggled
down
> >beneath
> > > the leaves, safe in the arms of the four fingered oak, hidden
from
> >the army
> > > of cards.
> > >
> > >
> > > Please make sure the re-hide this box well. Its location is
often
> >visited
> > > by children.
> > >
> > >
> > > Thanks so much!
> > >
> > > lillis
> >
> >
> >
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> >
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boxers go get this one for their books! :o)
mark
--- In letterbox-usa@y..., Lillis Long
> yeah! now i will have to go and check out the log book. Im glad you
guys
> liked the stamp. I spent an incredible amount of time on it, so it
makes me
> happy that people think its nifty too.
>
> Were you guys the first ones there?
>
> lillis
>
> At 03:26 AM 9/13/2002 +0000, you wrote:
> >Lillis,
> >
> >We just came back from finding this box tonight. Loved the
cryptic-
> >like clues and what an awesome stamp! Great job!!!
> >
> >Looking forward to finding more of your boxes in the future.
> >
> >Mark & Beth Bendickson
> >
> >
> >
> >--- In letterbox-usa@y..., Lillis Long
> > > This is my second letterbox and a stamp that i am really proud
of.
> >If you
> > > know the Beaverton area well this should be pretty easy, off not
> >then i
> > > suggest you pull out a decent street map. If you have any
trouble
> >with the
> > > clues please feel free to ask, like i said this is only my
second
> >box!
> > >
> > >
> > > Location: Beaverton, Washington County, Oregon
> > > Difficulty: Medium
> > > Terrain: Easy, easy, easy
> > >
> > > Clues:
> > >
> > > I found Alice in Wonderland today. It seems that the king had
> >declared
> > > himself a Boulevard and when Alice questioned his decision the
king
> >send an
> > > army of cards after her. In a panic Alice asked the Cheshire cat
> >for help
> > > and the gave her some directions on what to do. He said, "Go to
the
> >pit of
> > > Horseshoes and look for a four fingered oak tree. You should be
> >safe if you
> > > stay inside it." So she followed his directions and snuggled
down
> >beneath
> > > the leaves, safe in the arms of the four fingered oak, hidden
from
> >the army
> > > of cards.
> > >
> > >
> > > Please make sure the re-hide this box well. Its location is
often
> >visited
> > > by children.
> > >
> > >
> > > Thanks so much!
> > >
> > > lillis
> >
> >
> >
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