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Letterboxing on Dartmoor and rubber stamp making

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My life as a mad letterboxer started around 24 years ago (1990) when an old friend took me out for a days hike. There are many letterboxing sites on the web so I won't go to deep into this. But for those who don't know what letterboxing is, let me try and explain. So how do you find one? Just about any public accessible land on Dartmoor really, Ice Cream Vans, Shops and even in the Pubs on the moors, I know a good excuse for a pint hey! There are rules you need to adhere to so please visit the link above...

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Moose - Other Links & General Info

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Burnham on Sea Lodge 123. Burnham on Sea Lodge 123. Lodge123 Clubs: plus Legion 8 and Downers Grove 1535. Other Links and General Info. How to find us. Contact details. NewsFlash and Latest Updates. Burnham on Sea Website. Articles from Local Newspapers. Other Links and General Info. Here are some url links to websites which are worth looking at. Wikipedia: Loyal Order of Moose. Moose Int'l Legion 8 - BBQ. Http:/ letterboxingondartmoor.co.uk/. To see this please click on the link below:-.

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Sports & Leisure | Visit Moretonhampstead

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Children and Young people. The area around Moretonhampstead is ideal for bird watching. Three locations in particular (Kennick Reservoir, Mardon Down and Butterdon Down) offer excellent opportunities to see a wide range of native and migratory birds. A guide to bird watching in the area is available from the Moretonhampstead Information Centre. The area surrounding Moretonhampstead provides wonderful opportunities to climb. Many of the granite tors that pepper Dartmoor National Park offer both challe...

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letterboxingetc: Summer Above The Hudson

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8220;We act as though comfort and luxury were the chief requirements of life, when all that we need to make us really happy is something to be enthusiastic about” George Kingsley. Wednesday, June 11, 2014. Summer Above The Hudson. Those seasons just keep changing. Can't see the river for the trees but that's ok with Mikey and me. Posted by Frances Moon. The title was intriguing and drew me in, but in the end it left me wanting more ;). June 11, 2014 at 9:53 PM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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letterboxingetc: May 2013

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8220;We act as though comfort and luxury were the chief requirements of life, when all that we need to make us really happy is something to be enthusiastic about” George Kingsley. Friday, May 31, 2013. But newbie that you are, the concept of hiding the container so that IT CANNOT BE SEEN FROM THE TRAIL. Is pretty basic. And those bright, neon, bluish containers that look like little suitcases (huh? And are not in any way, shape or form waterproof.really? Posted by Frances Moon. Links to this post.

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whoisthechallenger: October 2014

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Friday, 31 October 2014. In the darkness, a noise. A shuffling. Silence again. Suddenly shadows moved and scurried to one side, then the other. Then to the boot of the car, which I closed and then locked. After my longest separation from the moor of the year, by the end of October, I was raring to go. Clock change weekend of course means the Letterbox Meet at Lee Moor. Although I was eager to attend (I missed April's Meet) last minute work commitments inevitably prevented this again. Battle plans Part VI.

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whoisthechallenger: March 2015

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Monday, 30 March 2015. The 72nd Meet took place this past weekend. It has been 37 years since Letterboxing's first Meet at the Forest Inn near Hexworthy. A Dartmoor pub which has since closed, but up for sale. For just a £1! The bi-annual gathering now calls Lee Moor Village Hall. I did attend. It was great to catch up with some familiar faces, and purchase the new catalogue. With charity walks bought, Letterboxing routes must now be planned for the Lyd Valley, Cox Tor and Mel Tor areas. The letterboxes ...

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whoisthechallenger: July 2015

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Wednesday, 22 July 2015. New Clues: A walk of snipe. Here are my Summer Letterbox clues, This is a series of Letterboxes around Woodcock Hill on Dartmoor's North West corner. Snipe are any one of 25 wading birds, including Dartmoor residents, the curlew and woodcock. A 'walk' is their collective noun, and this series recognises the birds and. The pools around Rattlebrook Head and Lyd Head are deep, but can be very easily circumnavigated. You have been warned! These boxes have been removed from the moor.