Name = Leyna Jackson

Email = leynabayna@yahoo.com

Message =
Hey guys!
When I was on my Europe trip, I put a Samstone in the Vatican, the
Med. Sea btween Italy and Greece, the Eiffel Tower, and a metro
station in Paris.

Name = Leyna Jackson Email = leynabayna@yahoo.com Message = Hey guys! When I was on my Europe trip, I put a Samstone in the Vatican, the Med. Sea btween Italy and Greece, the Eiffel Tower, and a metro station in Paris.

Name = Uwe Fassnacht Email = uwefassnacht@gmail.com File attached = 2009-02-20 at 18-04-17.jpg Message = Hi John, we put a SamStone at the Banos Colinas in Chile last week. A weird place … remote, scruffy and beautiful. Good luck during the next weeks! Uwe, Anna, Lara & Finn

> Name = Zarth Arn
>
> Email = zartharn34@gmail.com
>
> Message =
> Hi,
>
> We are a French family of 5 people (3 children) living in the south
> of France.
> Last week, during our vacations in Italy, we found by accident a
> Sam's stone while visiting Pompei ruins in one of the main streets of
> this site.
>
> Once back in France, we looked at your web site and as parents
> ourselves, we have been touched by Sam' story. So we decided to "keep
> on" the spirit of Sam's stones. It happens that we are fond of a game
> called "Sur la piste des cistes": see www.cistes.net (there is a
> English version of this site) similar to geocaching game in some
> extends.
> So our Sam's stone has now been hidden in a so-called "ciste" in a
> French village close to a church:
> http://www.cistes.net/choixciste.php?numero=53200.
>
> This  stone, as any item of a ciste,  will follow its own life and
> will travel a lot as new seekers find it and take it to put it on
> another ciste.
>
> Cordially
> Zarth Arn (our pseudo in the game "Sur la piste des cistes")
>

> Name = Zarth Arn
>
> Email = zartharn34@gmail.com
>
> Message =
> Hi,
>
> We are a French family of 5 people (3 children) living in the south
> of France.
> Last week, during our vacations in Italy, we found by accident a
> Sam's stone while visiting Pompei ruins in one of the main streets of
> this site.
>
> Once back in France, we looked at your web site and as parents
> ourselves, we have been touched by Sam' story. So we decided to "keep
> on" the spirit of Sam's stones. It happens that we are fond of a game
> called "Sur la piste des cistes": see www.cistes.net (there is a
> English version of this site) similar to geocaching game in some
> extends.
> So our Sam's stone has now been hidden in a so-called "ciste" in a
> French village close to a church:
> http://www.cistes.net/choixciste.php?numero=53200.
>
> This  stone, as any item of a ciste,  will follow its own life and
> will travel a lot as new seekers find it and take it to put it on
> another ciste.
>
> Cordially
> Zarth Arn (our pseudo in the game "Sur la piste des cistes")
>

Name = Georgia Mason

Email = georgia_e_m_27@yahoo.com

File attached = IMG_3200.JPG

Message =
I left this SamStone at the base of a statue in Leiden, Holland. Here
is a picture of the SamStone with a windmill in the background!

Uwe Fassnacht <uwefassnacht@gmail.com>

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    More SamStones at Machu Picchu
    
    
    
    

Hi John,
I just read your blog post about recent SamStone locations … very  
cool. I still think the whole concept of these stones all over the  
world in Sam's memory is a great idea! I wish I'd be remembered some  
day like that 🙂

We put one at the Sun Gate and one on top of Wayna Picchu.

All the best from all of us,

Uwe, Anna, Lara & Finn
Message =
Hi John, we placed two SamStones at Machu Picchu (couldn't resist,
it's just such a magical place). The first one is at the Sun Gate,
which is the very first time that you see the ruins from Inca trail.

Message =
We scrambled up Wayna Picchu (the cone shaped mountain behind Machu
Picchu) in the morning and placed our second SamStone at the top.

Message =
Hi John, we left a SamStone at the Inca terraces in Chinchero today.
An amazing place, and so far our favorite in the Sacred Valley near
Cusco, Peru.

All the best for your upcoming birthday!

Uwe, Anna, Lara & Finn

My good friend Fulvio placed a SamStone in a part of Rome that ius speciual to him. He wrote:

My dear John,
in a recent trip to Rome to visit my old mother I took a Samstone with me because I wanted to put it in a place which is dear to me.
I attach here more details about the place.
It is a tiny garden with beautiful trees, in the middle of a busy place, a memento of important history, and a very quiet place only open a couple of days a year when its historical past is remembered and celebrated.
I wanted you to know.
My best regards,
Fulvio