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Last week we sent out our new Staple Day Field Notes monthly newsletter, and it included a contest in which we asked folks to show us their “rattiest, gnarliest, most beat up and trashed Field Notes Memo Book.” And, we immediately got swamped with photos of Memo Books in various states of distress.
Seriously people, we love a Field Notes with some miles on it as much as the next person, but some of you might consider replenishing your supply. Anyhow, it was difficult to choose five winners, but here they are. They’re each getting a pristine 3-Pack of the long-sold-out “Shenandoah” Edition from 2015.
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From Tim E: I received this on my nightstand this evening. My wife and I wrote love notes to each other in an old red Field Notes notebook and tragically this is how she found it after being washed today.
From Dylan M: Two seasons hanging out in my cruiser vest working for the forest service. Served me well.
From Diane F: I’ve had this for about ten years and have repaired the cover multiple times. It looks like it’s time for another repair job. Ha! Editors Note: You could theoretically buy some new ones.
From Daniel J: In March I went to a conference. Half way through, I cracked open a new Field Notes (Everglades National Park). After the conference I couldn’t it anywhere. It was like a part of my soul was missing. I retraced my steps. Nothing. This was getting dire. But the next day, on a patch of mud, was a sight for sore eyes: my missing Field Notes. It must have fallen out of my jacket pocket.
When I opened up the book, I saw that bunch of little snails had started eating their way through its pages! The back cover and last few pages of the book were filled with tiny holes, made by these snails. I decided not to use the most damaged of these pages, but did fill the rest of the book up.
From Sean W: Here is my “broken in” Field Notes. I took a photo of the front and back cover for proof it’s not just an orange rectangle.