Dartmoor Letterboxing

No got 10 out no. Put out 9 today, it does take a lot of time to put them all out and then to come home and check all the bearings on the map. They will be in the next update.

Putting out 2 boxes this week, one tomorrow and one later on in the week.
1 south moor and 1 North moor.

You do not have to what till March.
Hope to c u sometime

Please change it to Station Master

Thankyou

I want to change my name from [email protected] to station master on the moor. On here but how do I do it?

Mobile phone, water tablets and empty water bottle, and a compass, this is when I am just walking. And two dogs just incase I need to keep warm.
But when I am out walking someone always knows my exact where abouts every hour.

But when I am letterboxing, then I take a lot more.

you are welcome to come round and collect some pots, e-mail me on [email protected] and I can give u more info.

Who needs some pots for boxes?
Let me know, because I can get more.

I letter boxed in 98-99 then gave up due to work, now started again. I was Station master of the Moor, and going to take up my old name again, so I hope no one else has called them self that.
Why can people not call themselves by the proper names on here.
Mark

I have plenty of plastic pill tubs.
I am planning to be at the meet in March, so see me there if you want some.
But any of my friends want some you can come round and see me.

I have even got a traveller box, got to register it yet.
I am planning to get the 5 out sometime this month.
Need to get some pots to put them in.

I did a few letter box trips in late 98 and early 99 and left it for ten years and started again. in three outings got 33 boxes and I am hooked. Thanks John and Liz for letting me have a couple of updates. Now I have to get the new Catalogue.

And put the link on my webpage, if that loop road goes my disabled wife will not see the North Moors again. But it would be better at Cut Hill if it was closed. But if it was to close there would be so many people who would not be able to see the North moor. SO I WANT IT TO STAY OPEN.
Mark