A Postcrossing postcard from Natalye in Moscow.
She works in a library and writes that the sculpture is based on what Alexander Pushkin wrote in the poem “The Bronze Horseman”:
“…the Neva now is clad in granite with many a bridge to overspan it;
The islands lie beneath a screen
Of gardens deep in dusky green.”
The stamps look amazing too.
What a wonderful world we live in.
Thanks Natalye!
A Postcrossing postcard from Aurore in France.
This is one of her favourite vacation spots on the Atlantic Coast.
Don’t you just love that Mammoth stamp? 🙂
Thanks, Aurore!
A Postcrossing postcard from Aurore in France.
This is one of her favourite vacation spots on the Atlantic Coast.
Don’t you just love that Mammoth stamp? 🙂
Thanks, Aurore!
Another one of my very early memories is visiting the Daily Mail Boys and Girls Exhibition at Olympia in London sometime between December 1964 and January 1965.
Dr Who had just recently hit the airwaves and was very popular, so they had a Dalek Exhibition.
I used to be terrified when Dr Who came on the TV. Just the music was enough to make me hysterical.
These guys are amazing, funny and entertaining.
Gutsy too.
A Postcrossing Postcard from Nao in Japan.
It’s worth a closer look at the ships on those postage stamps too. Just click on the image. They’re amazing.
Thanks, Nao!
A Postcrossing Postcard from Nao in Japan.
It’s worth a closer look at the ships on those postage stamps too. Just click on the image. They’re amazing.
Thanks, Nao!
Spans the River Thames. Constructed of steel, clothed in stone of Gothic style. Opened in 1894 by the Prince of Wales.
A Postcrossing Post Card from Susanna in Bournemouth who has a PhD in French Lit, but still has time to enjoy movies like “Gone Baby Gone”.
Thanks, Susanna!
