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Board: Traditional Letterboxes
Reply to: #18938 by DoubleSaj and Old Blue
Mar 31, 2006 7:17pm
If you look critically at the image from "Another Snowy Egret," you'll see that I had to do some creative cropping to be able to jam the rubber stamp into that tin. Poor egret lost a few tail feathers as I was putting him in his coop.
Lisascenic
Lisascenic
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Board: Traditional Letterboxes
Reply to: #18939 by lisascenic
Apr 1, 2006 8:26am
I hate it when I get put in the coop!
Re: Altoid Tin Dimensions?
Board: Traditional Letterboxes
Reply to: #18939 by lisascenic
Apr 3, 2006 12:09pm
So you probably wouldn't use the 3/4" MasterCarve block for an Altoids tin?
http://www.intergate.com/~kdlarson/images/AnyoneForAltoids.jpg
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Reply to: #19136 by Rick in Boca
Apr 3, 2006 12:18pm
What in the world was that picture from? Is this a road travelling Altoids salesman? :D
-CQ
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Reply to: #19137 by Celtic Quinn
Apr 3, 2006 12:20pm
Wouldn't that make one interesting HH Hostel? I different HH in every tin? Except, of course, one for the Hostel's stamp & book. Wow. Hmmm...
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Reply to: #19137 by Celtic Quinn
Apr 3, 2006 1:22pm
It seems to be the website of a photographer who likes to geocache.
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Reply to: #19138 by KEMB
Apr 3, 2006 2:15pm
Actually, it is a geocache with the logbook in only one of the tins. You have to search the 20+ something tins for the logbook.
I was thinking it would be a perfectly eviiil box to be planted for a road rally. You could be delayed by several minutes looking for it.