Hee hee. That's what you call creating a scrapbook about your letterboxing adventures ;) About eight years ago I did some scrapbooking, was even a consultant for a major scrapbooking company, but when I moved I didn't pursue it. My boxing buddy, Farley, has such a wonderful host right now, sending great pictures and entertaining anecdotes, that I just had to put them in a scrapbook. So now I've been bitten by the bug again. It's probably a good thing, because I have inherited all my grandmother's scrapbooks and they really need to be redone. Now that we know about such things as acid, lignin, etc. But, it will be a big undertaking. But it would be best to do it while there are still a couple of people around to ask questions.
Tonight we are going over to our friends' house for dinner and a little handyman help. Now that they are letterboxers, maybe we can do an exchange!
we are madsheep, sarge devildog, and igmeister (sometimes absentee-boxer and the reluctantboxer comes along) -- a letterboxing family in Charleston, WV.
Places We've Boxed
- Warm Springs, VA
- Fayetteville, WV
- Lake Vesuvius, OH
- Coal Grove, OH
- Frametown, WV
- Spruce Knob, WV
- Oldtown, KY
- Raceland, KY
- Greenbo Lake, KY
- Beartown, WV
- Droop, WV
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About Me
- midlandtrailblazer
- I'm happily married to a former Marine and Army Reserve Drill currently in the National Guard and have a 12 yo son. We love letterboxing together.
1 comment:
Great name. Years ago I did a scrapbook with some photo's of the areas I went letterboxing. I put them on the RHS page and the stamp images I found in those areas on the LHS.
Now it is really strange to see how much has changed. Some areas the trees have grown up and blocked out interesting buildings and in other areas trees have come down and revealed new land.
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