I think the biggest thing that helps us get the boxes in and out so quickly is having the flies tied before hand. All I had to do is open the boxes, drool a little, examine the flies and pick what I wanted. Then do my substitutions and off to the post office. I didn't have to spend time trying to decide what to put in the box, and then take the time to tie them up.
Also, sending them priority mail really helps them on their way. Again, John, great idea. What fun. DanZ [EMAIL PROTECTED] -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Roger Cotner Sent: Friday, February 21, 2003 4:05 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [PERPS] Final Edition Mailing List-1/Eastern US Tyers John - The Eastern box seems to be making the rounds quite expeditiously - looks like we're a third of the way through in a little over 2 weeks! At that rate, it'll only take 6 months or so to see all 4! I think it speaks very highly of the swap idea and contents that the boxes are changing hands as quickly as they are. And, it certainly wouldn't be going this smoothly without your laying the foundation months ago. Regards, Roger Cotner John Martinez wrote: > Perp Swap Mailing List Part-1 > > > > There are four boxes in the swap, one each for the eastern, central and > western US and one for all the overseas tyers. Respectively, the boxes > are Red, White, Blue and Green. There will be a strip of tape of the > appropriate color on each box. Boxes will first circulate within their > respective groups and then to the next group in the following order: > Blue to White, White to Red, Red to Green and Green to Blue. That is, > the last tyer on the Western US list will send the box to the first tyer > on the Central US list. The last tyer on the Central list will send it > to the first tyer on the Eastern list and so on. If there are any > questions, please let me know off list. > > > > Eastern US Tyer List-Red Box > > > > 1.John Ridderboss > > 6385 Baneberry > > Kalamazoo, MI > > > > 2.Roger Cotner > > PO Box 838 > > Grand Haven, MI 49417-0838 > > > > 3.Eric Worm > > 777 S Roth St, Surrey #3 > > Reed City, MI 49677 > > > > 4.George Church > > 28050 TR #34 > > Warsaw, OH 43844 > > > > 5.Don Zambon > > 91 Grand Valley Dr > > Enon, OH 45323 > > > > 6.John Bruscella > > 75 Perry Ave > > Bayville, NY 11709 > > > > 7.Doyle T Sowerby > > PO Box 193 > > York, ME 03909-1093 > > > > 8.Byard Miller > > 291 Main St > > Marlborough, NH 03455 > > > > > > 9.John Roth > > 2713-1/2 Kildaire Dr > > Baltimore, MD 21234 > > > > 10.Lurman Foxwell > > 207 Leslie Ave > > Baltimore, MD 21236 > > > > 11.Eddie Dillon > > 9632 Sea Shadow > > Columbia, MD 21234 > > > > 12.Steve Davis > > 1432 Bevis Dr > > Charlotte, NC 28209 > > > > 13.Bart Fitzpatrick > > 84 Larchmont Rd > > Asheville, NC 28209 > > > > 14.Del Roberts > > 2121 Murdock Rd > > Belton, SC 29627 > > > > 15.Jerry Goldsmith > > 800 Wayne Ave > > Alatamonte Springs, FL 32701 > > >
