When I searched for Windham county and included archived clues, I ended up with 5 pages of boxes.

I exported to CSV and then filtered by Active=NO.
I ended up with 144 boxes.

I just emailed the excel spreadsheet to you.

I loved Fortran, but punched cards, not so much. One typo and the card was ruined and you had to start over with a new card. Pretty expensive since I was paying my way through college at the time and boxes of cards weren't cheap. Today I still marvel at being able to just backspace and retype mistakes online.

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I have a lifetime subscription paid in full . I’m too old, blind, and osteoporosis-ridden to box, plant, or maintain. Can you take my lifetime funds and extend it to maintenance or whatever?

Warrior Woman
team player

Oh, no! I will ask her about it if she shows up to TALE and ask around. If I can find her contact number, I'll give her your deets.

I have a fleece lined orange hoodie that I like to wear outside during hunting season. It’s Halloween themed.

Thank you! That's what we did today. It worked perfectly sharing the list.

Probably because they haven't gotten the Paul McCartney finger flicky thing down. highly technical term there. I can do it, but not well at all. So I too am playing Blackbird wrong when I can even remember how to play it (which is terribly, I'm an awful guitarist). :-D

I love to play guitar but am not so good at it. I struggle to play Blackbird at all!

A friend noticed this was available via Amazon at an event last weekend. We thought, ‘It couldn’t be the real thing.’ Nevertheless, my order came in today and someone must have found a box with extra color box color wheels in a storage room.

Looks like there’s 5 left, so thought I’d share before a non-letterboxer nabs them!

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And they are gone.

Anyone with a truck in the Traverse City, Michigan area this weekend that wants to pick up a load of free carving material? Slightly sooty... It has to be gone by Monday.

If you use Tan-Z Kut, it will be worth your while. I'll throw in some smoked inks and tools into the bargain. :)

My heart breaks - I wish I was closer - just to lend a hand...

Thank you! It's pretty devastating. I hate to see all this stuff head to a landfill, but I have nowhere to go with it and has to get out of the house before they can start the remediation and rebuilding process.

Is the material still usable? Can it be stored somewhere until you get your feet on the ground? Is it possible to have insurance cover it along with the rest of the damage? Any possibility of someone else taking over the cutting and shipping of products, for a split of the revenue?

***retired CPA, always trying to "account" for the bottom line***

I'm too far away to help, but sending warm, healing thoughts. I hope you find someone.

DZ 🧡

I would bet we can start a GoFundMe page and all the awesome people in this letterboxing community that you have taken care of over the years could raise enough money to pay for a storage unit to store that stuff and save it from the landfill for sure?
You have always taken great care of me over the years I'm sure I'm not alone. It would be my honor to pay some of the kindness back anybody else?

Count me in!

Webfoot, my husband is willing to drive up with me this weekend from Grand Rapids to get the carving material. I will message you and we can work out the details.

I just sent a message to her, too, and reached out to my cousins.

I just found this video and had to share. Easily have been to 65-70% and letterboxes can be found in some of these beautiful locations. [

I think everything is still usable. It's just going to need cleaning. It might have residual smoke smell. I don't know.

I have to laugh a little about splitting the revenue. There hasn't been any to split for years. Formula test runs eat all the profits (and then some) since we lost PZ Kut. Stampeaz has been a labor of love. 🤣

My insurance won't cover moving, cleaning or storage, so it's going to have to go.

That's an interesting video! I need to travel around more in Indiana. I've got a lot of cool places yet to see.

Newbie here! I have attempted two letterboxes with clues that state they are hidden “inside the guardrail” at a location. I wrote to the planter of the first one because I wasn’t able to locate it and worried that it had gone missing.

Then I attempted a second guardrail box and it too was nowhere to be seen, but I know it had been found by someone last week. So now I’m wondering if it’s me. Am I missing something very obvious about where planters like to place boxes in guardrails?

I wish I could help. Were you able to find someone to take it? Paula is going to send me a flat rate box of some and I am going to send you some $ too.

Find any Staedler tools in your stash?
A girl can dream right?

BB

Welcome to Letterboxing !!!
First make sure you have the correct end of guardrail, I end up checking both ends quite often. Sometimes if it says they are magnets, when you reach inside the end of guardrail, feel all around the top, & sides, sometimes finger length in, sometimes it’s wrist length in. Sometimes it may feel like a bolt. If it’s in a pouch, reach in, usually wrist length, some have been further in elbow length. Takes finding a few to get the feel for it. If you miss it, keep checking on AQ to see if someone else finds it. Hope this helps. Good luck 🍀🍀🍀

Guardrails can definitely be tricky. Or Easy Peasy. I’ve experienced both. Anecdotal story…bout a year or so ago a very experienced L’boxer and myself met up at rest area to nab a new box and we could not find it. Now here’s the good part. I brought a friend with me (from Thailand) and while my L’boxer friend and I stepped away and were chatting we hear a yelp! My noxer friend had kept looking and had found the box!!!! We were like what the hay??? So here we have 2 with each 20+ year experience vs 0 year experience and the 0 wins out.
All this to say don’t give up.
Guardrails can be more difficult than they appear to be.

No need to send any money my way, BB.

I still have 60 sheets of Tan-Z Kut, if anyone else wants to visit the site of devastation. (Although, since it's in the garage, it escaped the soot storm.)

There were a couple Staedtler tools in a hidden corner, but I confess that I claimed them for my very own. ;-)

The four intrepid souls who showed up to clear out the entire store worked very hard to haul it all away and, while it breaks my heart to let go of Stampeaz, it heals it a little to know it won't all be going to a landfill. So, thank you all for that!

And who knows, in a year or so a puffin may rise from the ashes like the proverbial phoenix. Only time will tell.

I also kept a little stack of PZ Kut, in case I ever decide to try for another attempt at reformulation. :)

ECP and I were searching for a guardrail box a few weeks ago. After letting our fingers search for a while, I finally snatched out the very small box. I dragged it back to the car. It was almost rusted shut. It looked like it had not been found in years despite being logged fairly recently. You know where this is going, right? It was a geocache. There was enough information on it the track it down. It had been archived years ago after a string of DNFs. And yet there it was.

I went back and found the letterbox after another search.

As Three FLAmigo's said, yep, some guardrail hides can be challenging.