> The race is on, who will be first, 7Nails or dvn2r ckr?
The Nail Family will take that challenge!!
Bethany, look out, we have a head start!
Thanks Dave,
Nailhead
WA: New Z Box
18 messages in this thread |
Started on 2002-11-30
WA: New Z Box
From: Fudrick (fudrick@attbi.com) |
Date: 2002-11-30 14:41:48 UTC-08:00
The race is on, who will be first, 7Nails or dvn2r
ckr?
Z Letterbox
Nearest Town: Olympia, WA
County: Thurston
Placed: 11-30-02
Placed By: Fudrick
Clues: Trivial
Trek: Easy, a driveby
The new Thurston County Courthouse was built on one of the prime view locations overlooking Budd Bay, the Capital Building, and Olympia. Why the location was not used for high-priced condos is unknown.
Steve "Z" Zimmerman was the Deputy Administrative Officer for Thurston County. He was liked and respected by his co-workers. A fast acting cancer was discovered, he did not last long. He is missed. This box was placed in his memory.
To The Trailhead: From I-5 take Exit 104 to US-101. Take the first exit off US 101 (Crosby and Cooper Point Roads). Turn right and turn right at the first light (at the AM-PM). Take the second left, Lakeridge Drive, the road to the Thurston County Courthouse. Enter the Courthouse Parking Lot, take the first right and go straight down to the viewpoint. Parking should be available.
WARNING: If you are heading Northbound on I-5, you will need to merge across two lanes of traffic to get to the first exit. If traffic is heavy, take it easy and go to the second exit, Black Lake Boulevard. Turn right, turn right at the first light, turn left at the second light (at the AM-PM), and you are back on track.
WARNING: The Thurston County Courthouse is a busy place during "normal working hours", and the Sheriff’s Office and Jail are 24 hour operations. The box is located where hard working County employees might see you, if they took the time to look out their window. Be diligent :-)
To The Letterbox; . Park in the lot and go out to the view point. Enjoy the vista. When you leave, walk westerly along the parking lot curb to the Steve "Z" Zimmerman memorial. If you were observant, you noted a stand of trees blocking your view of Budd Bay. Hidden in there was a stump with a ‘hip pocket’ where Z can enjoy the view.
Before you set out read the
waiver of responsibility and disclaimer.Re: WA: New Z Box
From: the7nails (7nails@truthmail.com) |
Date: 2002-12-01 04:52:54 UTC
--- In letterbox-usa@y..., "Fudrick" wrote:
> The race is on, who will be first, 7Nails or dvn2r ckr?
The Nail Family will take that challenge!!
Bethany, look out, we have a head start!
Thanks Dave,
Nailhead
> The race is on, who will be first, 7Nails or dvn2r ckr?
The Nail Family will take that challenge!!
Bethany, look out, we have a head start!
Thanks Dave,
Nailhead
Re: WA: New Z Box
From: dvn2rckr (dvn2rckr@yahoo.com) |
Date: 2002-12-01 05:04:13 UTC
I'm sorry, we have a few non-letterboxing relatives visiting, so no
letterboxing for a while. :( We did manage to drop a letterbox
yesterday but the clues will come in several days. I can't mention
where--that will come in time but it's a nice place to visit. I
also won't get credit for placing it, so you'll have to keep on your
toes when the clues do get posted so you don't miss it. ;)
Anyways, we'll look for the blazed trail on the way to this
box... ;) Or, then again, we still have to find a Christmas tree
AND we just may have to swing down to Olympia to find one, so...
Bethany--
dvn2r ckr
--- In letterbox-usa@y..., "the7nails" <7nails@t...> wrote:
> --- In letterbox-usa@y..., "Fudrick" wrote:
> > The race is on, who will be first, 7Nails or dvn2r ckr?
>
>
> The Nail Family will take that challenge!!
>
> Bethany, look out, we have a head start!
>
>
> Thanks Dave,
>
> Nailhead
letterboxing for a while. :( We did manage to drop a letterbox
yesterday but the clues will come in several days. I can't mention
where--that will come in time but it's a nice place to visit. I
also won't get credit for placing it, so you'll have to keep on your
toes when the clues do get posted so you don't miss it. ;)
Anyways, we'll look for the blazed trail on the way to this
box... ;) Or, then again, we still have to find a Christmas tree
AND we just may have to swing down to Olympia to find one, so...
Bethany--
dvn2r ckr
--- In letterbox-usa@y..., "the7nails" <7nails@t...> wrote:
> --- In letterbox-usa@y..., "Fudrick"
> > The race is on, who will be first, 7Nails or dvn2r ckr?
>
>
> The Nail Family will take that challenge!!
>
> Bethany, look out, we have a head start!
>
>
> Thanks Dave,
>
> Nailhead
Re: [LbNA] WA: New Z Box
From: BB (bburk@harbornet.com) |
Date: 2002-12-01 09:40:06 UTC-08:00
NEITHER!
Trial -n - Error got
firsties!!
Great view in the early morning
sunlight.
----- Original Message -----From: FudrickSent: Saturday, November 30, 2002 2:41 PMSubject: [LbNA] WA: New Z BoxThe race is on, who will be first, 7Nails or dvn2r ckr?Z Letterbox
Nearest Town: Olympia, WA
County: Thurston
Placed: 11-30-02Placed By: Fudrick
Clues: Trivial
Trek: Easy, a drivebyThe new Thurston County Courthouse was built on one of the prime view locations overlooking Budd Bay, the Capital Building, and Olympia. Why the location was not used for high-priced condos is unknown.
Steve "Z" Zimmerman was the Deputy Administrative Officer for Thurston County. He was liked and respected by his co-workers. A fast acting cancer was discovered, he did not last long. He is missed. This box was placed in his memory.
To The Trailhead: From I-5 take Exit 104 to US-101. Take the first exit off US 101 (Crosby and Cooper Point Roads). Turn right and turn right at the first light (at the AM-PM). Take the second left, Lakeridge Drive, the road to the Thurston County Courthouse. Enter the Courthouse Parking Lot, take the first right and go straight down to the viewpoint. Parking should be available.
WARNING: If you are heading Northbound on I-5, you will need to merge across two lanes of traffic to get to the first exit. If traffic is heavy, take it easy and go to the second exit, Black Lake Boulevard. Turn right, turn right at the first light, turn left at the second light (at the AM-PM), and you are back on track.
WARNING: The Thurston County Courthouse is a busy place during "normal working hours", and the Sheriffs Office and Jail are 24 hour operations. The box is located where hard working County employees might see you, if they took the time to look out their window. Be diligent :-)
To The Letterbox; . Park in the lot and go out to the view point. Enjoy the vista. When you leave, walk westerly along the parking lot curb to the Steve "Z" Zimmerman memorial. If you were observant, you noted a stand of trees blocking your view of Budd Bay. Hidden in there was a stump with a hip pocket where Z can enjoy the view.
Before you set out read the
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Re: [LbNA] WA: New Z Box
From: the7nails (7nails@truthmail.com) |
Date: 2002-12-01 20:23:38 UTC
--- In letterbox-usa@y..., "BB" wrote:
> NEITHER!
>
> Trial -n - Error got firsties!!
>
> Great view in the early morning sunlight.
NOT FAIR!!! You dont have mulitple children to wake, feed,
dress, and get into the family truckster. We got there at 8:50am
and had already been scooped!
In addition to the Trial and Error stamp (which was in the wrong
end of the log book) there was a Hoopoe Bird spotted there too.
However, we were not as early as that bird and was only the 3rd
to log in. We did, however, beat Bethany to the box which is quite
an accomplishment--non-boxing visitors or not!
Nailhead
> NEITHER!
>
> Trial -n - Error got firsties!!
>
> Great view in the early morning sunlight.
NOT FAIR!!! You dont have mulitple children to wake, feed,
dress, and get into the family truckster. We got there at 8:50am
and had already been scooped!
In addition to the Trial and Error stamp (which was in the wrong
end of the log book) there was a Hoopoe Bird spotted there too.
However, we were not as early as that bird and was only the 3rd
to log in. We did, however, beat Bethany to the box which is quite
an accomplishment--non-boxing visitors or not!
Nailhead
Re: [LbNA] WA: New Z Box
From: dvn2rckr (dvn2rckr@yahoo.com) |
Date: 2002-12-01 22:06:56 UTC
--- In letterbox-usa@y..., "the7nails" <7nails@t...> wrote:
We did, however, beat Bethany to the box which is quite
> an accomplishment--non-boxing visitors or not!
>
> Nailhead
Thanks for the nice compliment. We'll try to find the box sometime
soon. Still entertaining folks here! But, then again, if you look
through the history of my letterbox finds, most of my letterboxing
pursuits or placements actually occur during the weekdays--either to
avoid crowds or, better yet, for crowds to avoid 'my extremely well-
behaved children'. LOL Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha!!!
See you on the trails soon (I hope), I'm going cold turkey right now
not being able to look for letterboxes this weekend...
dvn2r ckr
et al
We did, however, beat Bethany to the box which is quite
> an accomplishment--non-boxing visitors or not!
>
> Nailhead
Thanks for the nice compliment. We'll try to find the box sometime
soon. Still entertaining folks here! But, then again, if you look
through the history of my letterbox finds, most of my letterboxing
pursuits or placements actually occur during the weekdays--either to
avoid crowds or, better yet, for crowds to avoid 'my extremely well-
behaved children'. LOL Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha!!!
See you on the trails soon (I hope), I'm going cold turkey right now
not being able to look for letterboxes this weekend...
dvn2r ckr
et al
Re: [LbNA] WA: New Z Box
From: BB (bburk@harbornet.com) |
Date: 2002-12-01 15:44:50 UTC-08:00
HEY!
like my stamp says, 'Trial- n - Error'
some have more Errors than others .............
----- Original Message -----
From: "the7nails" <7nails@truthmail.com>
To:
Sent: Sunday, December 01, 2002 12:23 PM
Subject: Re: [LbNA] WA: New Z Box
> --- In letterbox-usa@y..., "BB" wrote:
> > NEITHER!
> >
> > Trial -n - Error got firsties!!
> >
> > Great view in the early morning sunlight.
>
>
> NOT FAIR!!! You dont have mulitple children to wake, feed,
> dress, and get into the family truckster. We got there at 8:50am
> and had already been scooped!
>
> In addition to the Trial and Error stamp (which was in the wrong
> end of the log book) there was a Hoopoe Bird spotted there too.
> However, we were not as early as that bird and was only the 3rd
> to log in. We did, however, beat Bethany to the box which is quite
> an accomplishment--non-boxing visitors or not!
>
> Nailhead
>
>
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like my stamp says, 'Trial- n - Error'
some have more Errors than others .............
----- Original Message -----
From: "the7nails" <7nails@truthmail.com>
To:
Sent: Sunday, December 01, 2002 12:23 PM
Subject: Re: [LbNA] WA: New Z Box
> --- In letterbox-usa@y..., "BB"
> > NEITHER!
> >
> > Trial -n - Error got firsties!!
> >
> > Great view in the early morning sunlight.
>
>
> NOT FAIR!!! You dont have mulitple children to wake, feed,
> dress, and get into the family truckster. We got there at 8:50am
> and had already been scooped!
>
> In addition to the Trial and Error stamp (which was in the wrong
> end of the log book) there was a Hoopoe Bird spotted there too.
> However, we were not as early as that bird and was only the 3rd
> to log in. We did, however, beat Bethany to the box which is quite
> an accomplishment--non-boxing visitors or not!
>
> Nailhead
>
>
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Re: [LbNA] WA: New Z Box
From: BB (bburk@harbornet.com) |
Date: 2002-12-01 15:51:45 UTC-08:00
Actually, I think my stamp is in the correct end ....
in any case we'll meet in the middle.
Trial-n-Error
----- Original Message -----
From: "BB"
To:
Sent: Sunday, December 01, 2002 3:44 PM
Subject: Re: [LbNA] WA: New Z Box
> HEY!
>
> like my stamp says, 'Trial- n - Error'
> some have more Errors than others .............
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "the7nails" <7nails@truthmail.com>
> To:
> Sent: Sunday, December 01, 2002 12:23 PM
> Subject: Re: [LbNA] WA: New Z Box
>
>
> > --- In letterbox-usa@y..., "BB" wrote:
> > > NEITHER!
> > >
> > > Trial -n - Error got firsties!!
> > >
> > > Great view in the early morning sunlight.
> >
> >
> > NOT FAIR!!! You dont have mulitple children to wake, feed,
> > dress, and get into the family truckster. We got there at 8:50am
> > and had already been scooped!
> >
> > In addition to the Trial and Error stamp (which was in the wrong
> > end of the log book) there was a Hoopoe Bird spotted there too.
> > However, we were not as early as that bird and was only the 3rd
> > to log in. We did, however, beat Bethany to the box which is quite
> > an accomplishment--non-boxing visitors or not!
> >
> > Nailhead
> >
> >
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in any case we'll meet in the middle.
Trial-n-Error
----- Original Message -----
From: "BB"
To:
Sent: Sunday, December 01, 2002 3:44 PM
Subject: Re: [LbNA] WA: New Z Box
> HEY!
>
> like my stamp says, 'Trial- n - Error'
> some have more Errors than others .............
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "the7nails" <7nails@truthmail.com>
> To:
> Sent: Sunday, December 01, 2002 12:23 PM
> Subject: Re: [LbNA] WA: New Z Box
>
>
> > --- In letterbox-usa@y..., "BB"
> > > NEITHER!
> > >
> > > Trial -n - Error got firsties!!
> > >
> > > Great view in the early morning sunlight.
> >
> >
> > NOT FAIR!!! You dont have mulitple children to wake, feed,
> > dress, and get into the family truckster. We got there at 8:50am
> > and had already been scooped!
> >
> > In addition to the Trial and Error stamp (which was in the wrong
> > end of the log book) there was a Hoopoe Bird spotted there too.
> > However, we were not as early as that bird and was only the 3rd
> > to log in. We did, however, beat Bethany to the box which is quite
> > an accomplishment--non-boxing visitors or not!
> >
> > Nailhead
> >
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Re: [LbNA] WA: New Z Box
From: Fudrick (fudrick@attbi.com) |
Date: 2002-12-01 23:53:10 UTC-08:00
I thought that the challenge would bring everyone out to
be the first, and I was right!
Great photo of the mushroom, I didn't notice it. Did
you take it home for a good meal?
Thanks for the direction comment. I have worked on
Courthouse Hill for the past 12 years, familiarity causes misteaks. Update
is forthcoming.
Fudrick
Re: [LbNA] WA: New Z Box
From: BB (bburk@harbornet.com) |
Date: 2002-12-02 07:53:10 UTC-08:00
Naw, hoopoe4me said it wasn't of
the food variety, but it was BIG.
----- Original Message -----From: FudrickSent: Sunday, December 01, 2002 11:53 PMSubject: Re: [LbNA] WA: New Z BoxI thought that the challenge would bring everyone out to be the first, and I was right!Great photo of the mushroom, I didn't notice it. Did you take it home for a good meal?Thanks for the direction comment. I have worked on Courthouse Hill for the past 12 years, familiarity causes misteaks. Update is forthcoming.Fudrick
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Re: WA: New Z Box
From: dvn2rckr (dvn2rckr@yahoo.com) |
Date: 2002-12-03 02:41:52 UTC
Mama always said "good things come to those who wait" (I mean,
those who are slow-er). LOL Found a little Buzz-y friend at the
courthouse in Olympia today. We also saw proof that the 7th Nail
exists!!! ;)
What an absolutely gorgeous view, too!!! A fitting tribute to
who I am sure was a great man!!!
Also, our excitement piqued a bit today as we thought we were
going to get another exchange today when immediately after we
finished stamping into the 'Z' LB and were in the process of
departing the area another person drove up and went straight to the
letterbox--but, alas, no exchange credit as we had already exchanged
our stamps during the 2 Nov SSLQF at Ft Steilacoom.
We also took the opportunity to attempt to repair the Olympia
Brew Haus stamp by adding a wooden backing to it. Don't know why it
failed so quickly and how long it will last with its new backing. I
won't be using the Speed Ball carving medium anymore (fortunately
I've only placed a handful of LBs out there using that material).
It doesn't last very long because it's so crumbly--I'm sticking with
the PZ Kut or my classic $ store erasers... They seem to last MUCH
longer and survive moist & cold environments.
Happy letterboxing!
dvn2r ckr
F176 P43 X35 E2
those who are slow-er). LOL Found a little Buzz-y friend at the
courthouse in Olympia today. We also saw proof that the 7th Nail
exists!!! ;)
What an absolutely gorgeous view, too!!! A fitting tribute to
who I am sure was a great man!!!
Also, our excitement piqued a bit today as we thought we were
going to get another exchange today when immediately after we
finished stamping into the 'Z' LB and were in the process of
departing the area another person drove up and went straight to the
letterbox--but, alas, no exchange credit as we had already exchanged
our stamps during the 2 Nov SSLQF at Ft Steilacoom.
We also took the opportunity to attempt to repair the Olympia
Brew Haus stamp by adding a wooden backing to it. Don't know why it
failed so quickly and how long it will last with its new backing. I
won't be using the Speed Ball carving medium anymore (fortunately
I've only placed a handful of LBs out there using that material).
It doesn't last very long because it's so crumbly--I'm sticking with
the PZ Kut or my classic $ store erasers... They seem to last MUCH
longer and survive moist & cold environments.
Happy letterboxing!
dvn2r ckr
F176 P43 X35 E2
Re: WA: New Z Box
From: the7nails (7nails@truthmail.com) |
Date: 2002-12-03 03:34:50 UTC
We also saw proof that the 7th Nail
> exists!!! ;)
Yes, he exists. But can you figure out his Sig stamp?
> exists!!! ;)
Yes, he exists. But can you figure out his Sig stamp?
Re: WA: New Z Box
From: rscarpen (RiskyNil@hotmail.com) |
Date: 2002-12-03 04:20:27 UTC
> I won't be using the Speed Ball carving medium anymore (fortunately
> I've only placed a handful of LBs out there using that material).
> It doesn't last very long because it's so crumbly
The white stuff Speedball puts out seems to be pretty crumbly, but
their infamous "pink stuff" seems to be impervious to anything. I
recently checked on my very first box I ever placed (way back in
April of 2001), and the stamp is still holding up well.
The white stuff MasterCarve puts out seems to be pretty durable as
well, and it's thick as a Sunday newspaper so backings aren't the
least bit needed. That's what I used for the event stamp at the
South Sound Quest Fest, and it was so thick I was able to carve both
sides! (Good thing too, given the spelling mistake on the one
side....)
-- Ryan
> I've only placed a handful of LBs out there using that material).
> It doesn't last very long because it's so crumbly
The white stuff Speedball puts out seems to be pretty crumbly, but
their infamous "pink stuff" seems to be impervious to anything. I
recently checked on my very first box I ever placed (way back in
April of 2001), and the stamp is still holding up well.
The white stuff MasterCarve puts out seems to be pretty durable as
well, and it's thick as a Sunday newspaper so backings aren't the
least bit needed. That's what I used for the event stamp at the
South Sound Quest Fest, and it was so thick I was able to carve both
sides! (Good thing too, given the spelling mistake on the one
side....)
-- Ryan
Re: WA: New Z Box
From: dvn2rckr (dvn2rckr@yahoo.com) |
Date: 2002-12-03 04:33:37 UTC
But the thick stuff won't fit in my 'little' boxes... ;)
Thanks for the info! Yes, from the boxes I have found so far none
of the pink stamps have had any crumbling 'issues', nor have any
stamps made out of the extra thick stuff. Since I have 4 sheets of
the PZKut left, I'll be using that for a long while--especially if I
keep placing microboxes these days. I'm running out of local places
to hide the 'big' letterboxes these days, hence the dearth of 'micro-
letterboxes' of late...
Thanks again,
dvn2r ckr
Thanks for the info! Yes, from the boxes I have found so far none
of the pink stamps have had any crumbling 'issues', nor have any
stamps made out of the extra thick stuff. Since I have 4 sheets of
the PZKut left, I'll be using that for a long while--especially if I
keep placing microboxes these days. I'm running out of local places
to hide the 'big' letterboxes these days, hence the dearth of 'micro-
letterboxes' of late...
Thanks again,
dvn2r ckr
Re: WA: New Z Box
From: dvn2rckr (dvn2rckr@yahoo.com) |
Date: 2002-12-03 04:36:47 UTC
--- In letterbox-usa@y..., "the7nails" <7nails@t...> wrote:
> We also saw proof that the 7th Nail
> > exists!!! ;)
>
> Yes, he exists. But can you figure out his Sig stamp?
Ok, don't laugh too hard but this is my best guess for the Phantom
7th Nail...
Corn-doggie Dog???
OR
Reedie Dog??? (As in a reed of a cat-tail found in marshes all
around here)
Am I close??? Any hints...???
dvn2r ckr
> We also saw proof that the 7th Nail
> > exists!!! ;)
>
> Yes, he exists. But can you figure out his Sig stamp?
Ok, don't laugh too hard but this is my best guess for the Phantom
7th Nail...
Corn-doggie Dog???
OR
Reedie Dog??? (As in a reed of a cat-tail found in marshes all
around here)
Am I close??? Any hints...???
dvn2r ckr
Re: WA: New Z Box
From: dvn2rckr (dvn2rckr@yahoo.com) |
Date: 2002-12-03 05:08:19 UTC
--- In letterbox-usa@y..., "dvn2rckr" wrote:
> --- In letterbox-usa@y..., "the7nails" <7nails@t...> wrote:
> > We also saw proof that the 7th Nail
> > > exists!!! ;)
> >
> > Yes, he exists. But can you figure out his Sig stamp?
>
> Ok, don't laugh too hard but this is my best guess for the Phantom
> 7th Nail...
>
> Corn-doggie Dog???
>
> OR
>
> Reedie Dog??? (As in a reed of a cat-tail found in marshes all
> around here)
>
> Am I close??? Any hints...???
>
> dvn2r ckr
TRKEE (rnrB's & trkr's Dad, my DH) guesses that it's Dog Eat Dog or
Doggie Dog (but give me some assist credit because I told him my
guesses before he saw that stamp)...
> --- In letterbox-usa@y..., "the7nails" <7nails@t...> wrote:
> > We also saw proof that the 7th Nail
> > > exists!!! ;)
> >
> > Yes, he exists. But can you figure out his Sig stamp?
>
> Ok, don't laugh too hard but this is my best guess for the Phantom
> 7th Nail...
>
> Corn-doggie Dog???
>
> OR
>
> Reedie Dog??? (As in a reed of a cat-tail found in marshes all
> around here)
>
> Am I close??? Any hints...???
>
> dvn2r ckr
TRKEE (rnrB's & trkr's Dad, my DH) guesses that it's Dog Eat Dog or
Doggie Dog (but give me some assist credit because I told him my
guesses before he saw that stamp)...
Re: WA: New Z Box
From: the7nails (7nails@truthmail.com) |
Date: 2002-12-03 05:17:51 UTC
> > Ok, don't laugh too hard but this is my best guess for the
Phantom
> > 7th Nail...
> >
> > Corn-doggie Dog???
Wow! First guess!! His name is Cory and has always been
Corn Dog to our cousins in Oregon. Did the stamp for him over
Thanksgiving kind of as a joke. He is 'into' rap music. We will
probably re-do the stamp as the dog pictured is kind of feminine
for such a handsome young man. Also the corn dog is kind of
obscure. Maybe an ear of corn and 2 bulldogs between the E.
Great Guess!
Re: WA: New Z Box
From: dvn2rckr (dvn2rckr@yahoo.com) |
Date: 2002-12-03 05:28:15 UTC
I guess I figured it out because I used to live on corn dogs when
growing up in Germany (no, it's not a German delicacy...). ;) You
won't see me eating them anymore, though--that would defeat all of
the health benefits (i.e. attempts at losing weight) of
letterboxing. Perhaps you could sell it to him as being a St
Bernard which is known for great feats of heroism and incredible
abilities to sniff out letterboxes around the world? ;)
Relay our congratulations to him on finding the box (I remember he
was the one who placed the box in the cave in Oregon awhile back--if
so, what stamp did he put in that log?).
dvn2r ckr
growing up in Germany (no, it's not a German delicacy...). ;) You
won't see me eating them anymore, though--that would defeat all of
the health benefits (i.e. attempts at losing weight) of
letterboxing. Perhaps you could sell it to him as being a St
Bernard which is known for great feats of heroism and incredible
abilities to sniff out letterboxes around the world? ;)
Relay our congratulations to him on finding the box (I remember he
was the one who placed the box in the cave in Oregon awhile back--if
so, what stamp did he put in that log?).
dvn2r ckr