This is the next batch of picture postcards I have received. At least the photos are much clearer this time.
If your card has not appeared yet, don’t worry. It will feature in part five.
Matt Sully sent me this one, from Canada.
He was on a trip to some caves with his family.
British blogger and writer Stevie Turner sent this from her cycling holiday.
My long-term blogging pal Fraggle was on holiday in Florence, Italy.
This has a British stamp, so I am guessing she posted it when she got home.
Julie went to the Norfolk seaside town of Sheringham on Tuesday.
When she told her friend Lynn about these blog posts, Lynn bought a card to send home for me.
Thanks as always to everyone who took the time and trouble to get these cards and send them to me.
And if you haven’t sent one yet, what are you waiting for? 🙂
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Thanks Pete. I’m surprised you’ve never been to the IOW!
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Funny, I know. I’ve never been to the IOM or the Channel Islands, either. 🙂
Best wishes, Pete.
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I’ve been to Jersey for a holiday about 18 years ago. I remember the tiny plane that I wouldn’t want to fly in again. Nice holiday though.
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Fabulous, Pete!!
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Thanks, Jennie. I have been so pleased with the response.
Best wishes, Pete.
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You’re welcome, Pete.
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It looks like I’m going to have to go further than my dog walk to pick up a postcard 🙂
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I will accept any location. 🙂
Best wishes, Pete.
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You could put all those in an album with transparent pages.
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I have one like that with plastic sleeves, Arlene. 🙂
Best wishes, Pete.
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What an inspiration. Young people and children will ask: “What is a postcard)? Regarding the Florence card posted from England, Sometimes it’s challenging to find a post office and a mailbox when abroad.
Henry and I will remember your wish for a postcard
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Thanks, Maria. Yes, they couldn’t find a post-box in Florence, which is why the card has both British and Italian stamps.
When those children want to know what a postcard was, they can look at my blog posts. 🙂
Best wishes, Pete.
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I have postcards from my mother’s childhood birthdays and some from her parents’ too.
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the fun goes one! fantastic! 🙂
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Twenty already, and more on the way. 🙂
Best wishes, Pete.
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Another great batch, Pete. Where to plan on putting all these cards after they’re all posted?
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I have them safe in a drawer, and I may stick them all onto a board, with blu-tack, or put them in a photo-wallet album.
Best wishes, Pete.
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Love the collection Pete…shows what a great world we have, and how blogging brings us all together!
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I’m so happy with the response, John. Our blogging friends are great. 🙂
Best wishes, Pete.
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This is quite the collection you’re building Pete!
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Twenty so far, and more on the way. 🙂
Best wishes, Pete.
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What a great idea! You’re going to get my soon!!!
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Thanks, Pauline. I will look forward to that. 🙂
Best wishes, Pete.
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Sent today!! I hope it gets to you, the post in Taiwan isn’t the most reliable. I’m still waiting for my Brexit ballot paper …….
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Thanks, Pauline. Fingers crossed for the card. I still have enough for two more posts about them soon. 🙂
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I’d love to check out Bonnechere Caves. I’ve toured a number of commercial caves here in the States, and a couple in France. I’ve also explored untouched river caves and sinkholes. Oh! And my grandmother had a root cellar…
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Matt’s caves do look interesting. I am not a ‘caver’, but I have been to some commercial ones in England.
https://www.cheddargorge.co.uk/explorer/goughs-cave
Best wishes, Pete.
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I’ve toured the gorgeous caves in Roquefort, so I’d probably appreciate the caves of Cheddar Gorge.
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I’m loving the postcard series, long my it run! I DID post the card back in England as I couldn’t find a postbox where we were! The stamp next to the British stamp is Italian though 🙂
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I spotted that. Double stamp-bonus!
Best wishes, Pete.
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Love the beach huts. When I was on family holidays I was always envious of people who had a beach hut.
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They sell for small fortunes on the North Norfolk Coast. But some places still have ones you can rent by the day. Like you, I was always envious of those families. 🙂
Best wishes, Pete.
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How many have you had now, Pete?
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Twenty so far, and more on the way! It’s great. 🙂
Best wishes, Pete.
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Goodness, I’ll have to get a wiggle on!
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That’s OK, Sue. This might be a long-running theme. 🙂
Best wishes, Pete.
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Loving how many people are still getting on board with this. It is a lovely idea! Also, seeing the “Par Avion” sticker reminded me how much fun it was having foreign “Pan Pals” back in the day, and actually how nice/exciting it was getting letters in the post (as these days all I get are bills and junk mail!)
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I used to love getting those air mail letters on thin blue paper. Emails are nice too, but they don’t compare to opening a letter, or seeing a card in the post.
Best wishes, Pete.
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