Brat Tor

Well decided on Brat Tor instead today, spending 4 hours up there with my friend Ant. This had been my first outing for 6 years, but nothing changes! My biggest finding, was that some of the letterboxes had not been discovered in months and there seems to be an increase in the amount of letterboxes placed in Tupperwear containers, as opposed to pill containers.

Found a good mixture of boxes, overall the quality was good, the top of the tor had expected, had a couple very young orientated stamps. But away around the tor, there was many good letterboxes with many Brat Tor and Widgery Cross designs.

Stumbled across a WOM walk, but I must have written the e mail down wrong, as my e mail, praising the design and to ask for clues, bounced back. The WOM walk was called Star Signs across Dartmoor, has anyone else stumbled across it?

Hi there, glad you had a good day around Brat bet it was cold up there though. There are a couple of new charity walks out there at the moment so surprised you didn't fall over any of those. I think the stamp you found was an old one I did a walk called that in June 2009 - a nice approx 4 x 2 (if not bigger) of a star sign and its picture. Lovely one of Sagitarius. I think they were put out by Dave Allen who has other WOM clues out. Will try and find his email and pm you it. Of course it could be a new walk that I havn't heard about yet.

It was a little chilly yes, but worth it! That's the guy, Dave Allen, the correct spelling of his e mail would be very appreciated thank you Never stumbled across anything new, everything stamped seemed to have been there for a long time.

Scott

They were put out by Dave Allen as the Sowerby Streaker thought. If she hasn't got the email address let me know and I will pm it to you.

Hi David, might be quicker if you pm Scott with Dave's email address - did a little housekeeping of my email address book and it looks like I have deleted it. I know I am on his WOM email list, so will have to wait for him to contact me again. Thanks.

Most appreciated guys, thank you

Always happy to help fellow letterboxers.