Name = kate

Email = plumrunfarm@alltel.net

Message =
on vacation in lake placid NY, found a samstone at the edge of a
boulder at a place called the flume where the local boys amaze the
tourists with their amazing flips off the cliff and into the water.
The stone is now in north central florida near the Suwannee River –
at a place where the local boys amaze the tourists with their amazing
flips into the springs!!
what a wonderful idea, I am glad to have found a samstone.

Name = Garth Cilley

Email = cilleyge@clarkson.edu

Message =
Hello, We found a Sam Stone at the top of Street Mountain, one of the
unmaintained Adirondack High Peaks. We are working on finishing all 46
peaks while attending Clarkson University. It was fun to find it up
there. Thanks!

Name = Paul E. McKenney

Email = paulmck@linux.vnet.ibm.com

Message =
I placed the stone between a pair of trees (one maple, the other
Douglas fir) at the northeast corner of the intersection of Wildwood
Trail and Firelane 15.  Approximate Google Maps location:
http://maps.google.com/?ie=UTF8&ll=45.60016,-122.812804&spn=0.00304,0.003707&t=h&z=18&om=1

I never did meet Sam, let alone get to know him, but I like to think
that he would have enjoyed Forest Park.

Thanx, Paul

Brynn and Carl placed SamStones in Bodega Bay

Brynn says:  This one was placed in Louisville, KY beside a tree that was planted in memory of our 12 year old niece, Angela.  It is in Seneca Park, not far from my mom’s house.

Brynn says : This one is also in Louisville, KY, and was placed at the historical spot, again near my mom’s house.  One of the pictures will explain.

Brynn says :

These are two stones that were placed in Vergas, MN.  One is near our cabin (the one on the fallen log) on East Spirit Lake, and the other is by Long Lake.

Carl and Brynn placed a SamStone on a running trail in Columbia

My friend Jane has a SamStone on her mantle