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Sadly this is due to the lazy letterboxer... Just because they cannot be sure the top is secure

Same problem up at Saddle Tor on Sunday. I came across at least half a dozen which were waterlogged where care hadn't been taken in the rain. All of these looked like tourist boxes as well, which was a real shame for the people concerned - visitor books totally wrecked.

I found the same problem last week when I placed one of my Dizzy boxes out there. Hopefully someone might take a little more care with mine!

Dizzy

thats funny 3 of us all on saddle tor in the last few weeks.......whats the saying great minds think alike...
or is the weather that bad
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The weather has been a little on the rough side Wooiee.
I'm looking forward to getting out into the depths of the moors during the Summer, away from the holiday areas.

Dizzy

Same here Dizzy. It's great just to lose yourself (not literally) in the less touristy areas and what fantastic views.

I'll probably pop up to Saddle Tor again in the next few weeks though, so can hunt further afield than the perimeter of the Tor.

Tina

What's a tourist box??

One where the stamp has been bought in WH Smith's (normally a dog, cat.......... or teddy bear saying Hi ) which is plonked behind a rock 30 metres from a car park!

Do you get my drift?

Indeed I do.
Thanks. Another of life's little mysteries cleared up.

Blinch

you really need to try to get out to Cut Hill and along the Peat banks along the way - however what out for those bored and miserable booties that tend to occupy the moor