Piled Up

Well, with my limited amount of energy, I don't think I'm going to be able to continue with the North America Round Robin and it was the only one I hung on to after dropping out of all the others. I just don't have the "spoons" left for things I want to do. I will of course continue with the Official Postcrossing so I will at least have a few postcards, just not as many as before. Hopefully I will be able to rejoin the Round Robin after the first of the new year!

A really cool map card from Australia!

A funny card from Minnesota

A map of Holland

The wreck of a Cuban fishing boat in 1941, after a hurricane.

Beautiful early spring flowers in Belarus.

Pigeon Forge, Tennessee

A painting by Tangetsu. I love the old Japanese paintings. I wonder what the artists would think of manga and anime of today!

A juvenile and mature Bald Eagle.

Sculpted bear on the Cherokee Reservation in North Carolina.

Doubling Point Lighthouse in Maine

The city of Kampen in Holland

A great map of part of the South Carolina Lowcountry!

A Mississippi paddle boat

Colorful map of Washington

A beautiful Bluethroat from Holland

The Presidents from Virginia.

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I'd love for you to visit me at my art blog, A Rabbit In The Garden.

Summertime!

Well, summer is here in earnest! We've had so much rain the past few weeks and I am glad we live on the side of a hill, so that there is no chance of flooding! The ground outside is like walking on a wet sponge. It's been a good thing though, our area has been under drought conditions for the past few years.

(and to answer the question from the last post - I don't know exactly what the grannies were doing, I was wondering myself!)

Enjoy the postcards!

I think this may be my first Maine postcard!

Sudak, Genoese Fortress, sent from the Ukraine

Lovely bicycle postcard from France

A collection of lighthouses from Holland

An Edward Gorey card, 12 Lords a'leaping- except they look more like they are walking sedately. Now, the ladies look more like they are "a'leaping"!

Sent from Canada, a postage stamp image

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I'd love for you to visit me at my art blog, A Rabbit In The Garden.

Weekend Roundup

Enjoy!

From Russia, a postcard just for Postcrossing!

North Head Lighthouse in Washington

Great moon shot, with a tree superimposed over it!

A harbor in Taiwan.

I have a friend visiting in Maine right now, and she sent me this gorgeous card of harvested blueberry fields.

Lovely shot of a pond in Poland.

Looks like a Trumpeter Swan, the card is from Germany, and the sender told me she began following my art blog because she really liked it!

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I'd love for you to visit me at my art blog, A Rabbit In The Garden.

Double Post, Number 1

Making two posts today, because I received so many in the past week, and 

was unable to post before today. Enjoy!

A face with the flag of Canada painted on it, from the US.

A Day Off, by Sergy Sochivko, from Russia. Looks like they are enjoying their day off!

Mapcard of Rhode Island

A lovely Russian woman in historic colors.

A Great Lakes mapcard from the US; in the bottom corner, it says Not to be used in navigation!

Chinese Clan House in Panang Malaysia.

Hahahaha!

Vintage style card of Seguin Lighthouse in Maine

A glittery San Francisco card.

Vintage "woman in the kitchen" card from Germany.

Beautiful bead work from Germany. That took a lot of time!

Yummy cookie recipe from Russia!

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I'd love for you to visit me at my art blog, A Rabbit In The Garden.

A Bunch Today

From the mail on Saturday and Monday!

Irish mapcard

A lovely pair of Gibson Jumbo guitars, from the US.

The city of Minsk, Belarus.

Leeuwarden, Holland

Old tourism poster of Ireland, sent from the US.

From Malaysia, an old photo of a young Iban with his fighting cock. 

(Cockfighting is now illegal)

From Finland, a great shot of roosters and hens, and the Easter postage stamp on the back.

Ohio mapcard

Cape Neddick Lighthouse in Maine, which received the nickname "Nubble" because of the nub of land on which it was built.

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I'd love for you to visit me at my art blog, A Rabbit In The Garden.