Use Of Transpose In Excel Macro

I am receiving the results of a Web-based test via e-mail. I am able to paste the e-mail's contents into an Excel spreadsheet and use it to manipulate the data as necessary, with one exception, namely an answer that requires the test taker to write a multi-paragraph e-mail response. I am able to identify which cells in Column A this answer occupies, for sake of argument, A60 to A70.

I want to have the contents of these cells appear in a single cell, B60, with linefeeds.

I'm able to do this with the following macro:

Code:
Sub paste()
Range("indirect(i5)").Value = vbCR & Join(Application.Transpose(Range("indirect(e1):indirect(e2)")), vbCR)
End Sub

where the indirect functions refer to cells where I've identified the beginning and ending rows of the range of cells I want to combine. I've also concatenated an additional vbCR to insert a leading carriage return, desirable for cosmetic reasons.

With an interactive button on the spreadsheet to activate the macro with a single click, it's pretty nifty.

Now, I have run into a problem when indirect(e1) and indirect(e2) have the same value. In that case, the macro fails. How do I recode or work around this?