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Do You Letterbox?

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It would seem that letterboxing (verb: meaning participants seek out hidden letterboxes by cracking codes and following clues. The prize: an image from a miniature piece of art known as a rubber stamp—usually a unique, hand-carved creation) is still alive and well. Actually, it might be thriving during this Covid era.


On a day not too long ago, there was a couple sitting in their car at the Village. When I asked if I could help them, they replied with a barrage of questions. They were looking for something....and did I know where it was? They were seeking a letterbox...actually two...at the Canterbury Shaker Village. One of them was very obvious, but had never been found. The other, they could not quite get to...but I did!


Looking for a treasure to find, go to https://www.atlasquest.com Type in Canterbury and print the clues. Who knew this was right in our backyard. A thousand times I've past them both. Sometimes you just can't see the forest through the trees!

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UPCOMING DATES

Dec 11-Dec 29 Magic Journey

December 22 Solstice Celebration

Dec 23-Jan 4  Holiday Vacation

Jan 22 Community Event at Gunstock

 

HAPPY BIRTHDAY

to our December birthday friends

Liam                        Dec 6

Josie                        Dec 6

Erin                         Dec 14

Annette                   Dec 30

WISH LIST

The Dewey School would welcome donations of any of the following:

 

Floor puzzles (trains, dinosaurs, wildlife, nature, states, alphabet)

Sensory Bin Fillers:

*packing peanuts

*cardboard tubes

*bird seed

*cotton balls

*rubber bands

 

Materials and Tools

*tape: colored masking tape

*smallish shovels

Outside Messy Materials

*rope for bridges

*plastic culvert

*ribbon

*outdoor musical instruments

 

Daily

*tissues

 

Think Gardening

Real gardening tools for our garden

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