I've put a lot of thought into this. Should I announce a cuckoo
clue find or not. Since it is my first time I decided Heck Yes!!! I'm
so excited! I remember reading about them in the FAQ's page. Since
I'm not saying where I found it, or when, or where it's going I
figured it was O K. Yippee!!!!
Psychomommy
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Cuckoo Clues
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Started on 2002-09-25
Cuckoo Clues
From: psycomommy2003 (ktborrelli@hotmail.com) |
Date: 2002-09-25 12:39:18 UTC
Re: [LbNA] Cuckoo Clues
From: Joseph L. Sperrazza (jsperrazza@snet.net) |
Date: 2002-09-25 14:47:15 UTC-04:00
Please, could you at least tell us which State you found the Cuckoo in
?? Are you going to the 'nest'? I am so happy to hear about it, as I
was the first to find it and haven't heard anything else about it. I did
go peek at the nest recently and saw only one person had been there.
[besides me] It was the best fun to find it and hope others will find
it soon
Butterfly in Ct.
?? Are you going to the 'nest'? I am so happy to hear about it, as I
was the first to find it and haven't heard anything else about it. I did
go peek at the nest recently and saw only one person had been there.
[besides me] It was the best fun to find it and hope others will find
it soon
Butterfly in Ct.
Re: [LbNA] Cuckoo Clues
From: Karen Ruhl (ruhlette@yahoo.com) |
Date: 2005-09-25 20:10:39 UTC-07:00
Thanks, again, SpringChick. I must be really dense, because all the
variations on the cuckoo clue are still clear as mud to me. I guess I
will just have to be patient until I experience my first one.
speedsquare
--- SpringChick wrote:
> A cuckoo clue is an unpublished clue that is hidden inside another
> letterbox (like you might find a clue to a bonus box inside a
> letterbox). The difference between a bonus and a cuckoo is that the
> cuckoo clue travels and it is not necessary connected in any way to
> the box where you find it -- it may not even be located anywhere
> nearby (or even in the same state for that matter). Unlike a bonus
> clue, which stays in the box where you found it, when you find a
> cuckoo clue you are supposed to move it to another letterbox (in the
> same way as you would move a HH).
>
> There can be variations on the cuckoo clue. Sometimes when you find
> one, you are free to move it to any other letterbox anywhere -- could
> be in the same park, could be clear across the country. Sometimes a
> planter will place a cuckoo clue with instructions to move it only
> within a specific city, park or series of boxes (i.e. my 'Words in the
> Woods' series). Some cuckoo clues are just clues, some have their own
> log book.
>
> SpringChick
>
>
>
>
> --- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, Karen Ruhl wrote:
> > Ryan, would your hidden clues be the "cuckoo" type? I have read
> about
> > cuckoo clues, but I have never actually uncovered any in my neck of
> the
> > woods. If they are not cuckoo, can someone explain cukoo clues in
> more
> > than general terms as cited on the FAQs at LBNA?
> >
> > speedsquare
> >
>
>
>
>
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variations on the cuckoo clue are still clear as mud to me. I guess I
will just have to be patient until I experience my first one.
speedsquare
--- SpringChick
> A cuckoo clue is an unpublished clue that is hidden inside another
> letterbox (like you might find a clue to a bonus box inside a
> letterbox). The difference between a bonus and a cuckoo is that the
> cuckoo clue travels and it is not necessary connected in any way to
> the box where you find it -- it may not even be located anywhere
> nearby (or even in the same state for that matter). Unlike a bonus
> clue, which stays in the box where you found it, when you find a
> cuckoo clue you are supposed to move it to another letterbox (in the
> same way as you would move a HH).
>
> There can be variations on the cuckoo clue. Sometimes when you find
> one, you are free to move it to any other letterbox anywhere -- could
> be in the same park, could be clear across the country. Sometimes a
> planter will place a cuckoo clue with instructions to move it only
> within a specific city, park or series of boxes (i.e. my 'Words in the
> Woods' series). Some cuckoo clues are just clues, some have their own
> log book.
>
> SpringChick
>
>
>
>
> --- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, Karen Ruhl
> > Ryan, would your hidden clues be the "cuckoo" type? I have read
> about
> > cuckoo clues, but I have never actually uncovered any in my neck of
> the
> > woods. If they are not cuckoo, can someone explain cukoo clues in
> more
> > than general terms as cited on the FAQs at LBNA?
> >
> > speedsquare
> >
>
>
>
>
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