Just let me say that the mpf concept is one of the most wonderful things to have come into my life. In a sense , it is a pity that you wish to remain anonymous because I would have liked to give you a big hug and buy you a drink :) Thanks to you, I have decided to take up sketching as a hobby.Well I bought artists pencils,rubber and sharpener for my contribution,anyway.

I found it in Partick Subway Station,the stamps were gone.Taken presumably by someone who did not bother to read it.
I found it at 05:45 as it opened (dark&lonely)
My reaction was one of utter intrigue and fascination;also felt privileged to have it fall into my hands. It was in a very good state with the most DELIGHTFULLY arty rubber band round it which had been Snapped then TIED back togther in a KNOT !

I left it in a recess of a pillar at Stirlings Library. It could not bee seen by anyone outside but only by someone coming out of the Library thus, hopefully, maximising it's chances of being found by a person who would respect it's Life.
I was both saddened and excited to let it go. Strange to think that YOUR child will be cloned. I'd already thought of cloning the book before I read your PDF. You people are just amazing...........you don't need to win the Pigeonhole Competition because YOU HAVE WON the hearts & minds of US ,the people. Are you sure that you don't want a free drink ?

MPF - This was the first offical responce we recieved from the first 50 mpf books.
Harry told us his favourite artist was the landscape artist Andrew Goldsworthy.

Here is a link to that artists work.

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