Journal No. 3: Florida to Bath, UK

Rosie from Bristol, on the left along with sister Jenny and brother Richard, e-mailed her story of finding the journal and bringing it back to the United Kingdom.

Here is what she said: 

Here are some photos of the journal in Bath and a picture of me with my sister and brother on our visit to Celebration, Florida the day we found the book!

It is great to see Erin and and Katie's pictures and blog, you can see my mum and dad sunbathing in the background in their photo with the journal! at this moment I think my mum was wondering 'what are those two girls doing? taking a picture of a book? how strange' hehe.

My mum has been very excited about this, when we left the book on a bench in Bath we waited a while and watched various people come and go some had a look and read but we never got a chance to see who took it, but it was good that we didnt, adds to the excitement of wondering who did, but my mum wanted to make sure it went to a good home! Lets hope its in good hands.

I will follow the process till the end, it will be exciting to see where else it goes. I'm sorry if it only circulates rainy old Britain! its probably not having a very good time in the cold. 

Hope to hear from you soon.

Rosie 

Here is their entry:

and here is where journal no. three ended up:

 

Journal no. 3: Minneapolis to Celebration, Florida

Journal number three made it to Florida courtesy of Erin and Kristina, who found the journal at Over Flow coffee house in Minneapolis.

Erin e-mailed this:

We found it in Mpls, and my friend Kristina and I took it when we went to go visit my grandma in Orlando. We left it in a city called Celebration, Florida.

I hope someone found it!!

Erin!!!

Here is their entry:

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Here is where Erin and Kristina left the journal:

No word yet from Rosie, who found this journal and brought it back with her to the UK.

Crossing the Atlantic

Journal number three went south to Florida, and then was picked up and flown to Bath in the United Kingdom. The user who has picked it up, named Rosie, will e-mail soon with the details.

All other journals are otherwise unaccounted for. I hope they are traveling to such interesting locals.