Here We go

With a few more.

Windows in the Ukraine; sender said almost each of the houses have

them, and it's a beautiful tradition!

Poppo's Bell Tower in Aquileia, Italy.

An illustration of how to write "xie xie", or "xie xie, ni" in Chinese; sent from Taiwan, these symbols mean Thanks, or Thank You! I will have to try it!

Another marvelous card by Finnish artist Inge Look, sent from Holland.

A Cavallini camel! I love pictures of camels!

Malking conical hats by weaving palm leaves together, in Vietnam.

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And a Few More

A silky sow from the breed Gloucestershire Old Spot; 

who thought a pig could look silky? From the US.

Umpqua River Lighthouse in Oregon, US.

From New Zealand, a painting of a late afternoon snack.

Fun postcard of different bicycles from Russia.

Sender said this was a card from her favorite bakery, Backeria, in Germany.

Postcard showing Ao Dai dresses in Vietnam.

Great raven card from Finland!

Ahhh, Spring is everywhere (at least in the Northern Hemisphere!)

Gorgeous old window and door with flower shop in front, from France!

This is a fresco on an an outside wall in Oberammergau Germany. It's so lifelike!

Huangshan China, what a lovely view! And a UNESCO site.

Hmmm, this must be a popular postcard in all of the Baltic States; this is the 4th one I have received of this dramatic painting!

This is the 2nd of this I have received, but the sender in Russia tells me that she enjoys sledding but not skiing, ever since high school when she had to take it in P.E. How many of us can say we had to take skiing in P.E.? haha!

The Fab Four, sent from the US!

An iconic view of New Hampshire!

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Catch Up Time Again!

Sometimes I get frustrated with my small energy chunks of time, I just can't do all that I want to do!! But I am reminded that they will still be here waiting for me, so I am thankful to have these to show you. It's spring here now, everything is budding out and the birds are filling the air with all different sorts of music!

This has such fantastic colors! It's from Holland and I think it is gorgeous!

These Penguin Book cover postcards are popular now, but I am not a fan of them particularly.

What an interesting building to live in, in Barcelona Spain!

The sender works with people struggling with addictions, and this is from their painting therapy workshops. I think it is quite lovely!

The buildings of Litchfield, Connecticut

Beautiful Idaho scene!

Civil War battlefield in Virginia.

Krasnolurhsky Bridge in Moscow; in the upper left is the Novodevichy Monastery. The sender tells me that she likes to go for walks there, because it is very quiet, even in the midst of a noisy city.

Alphonse Mucha card; the sender said that there will be a large Mucha exhibition in Iowa soon.

Cavallini peacock postcard.

Lovely windmill in Holland - peaceful looking.

Sent from Canada, a picture of baby Canada Geese.

From Switzerland, an illustration of the Matterhorn.

An ethnic tribal village in north Vietnam; such colorful clothing!

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Monday's Mail

Another large pile - such fun!

The Chrysler Building in New York City; the sender tells me that unfortunately it is not open to the public. Too bad, I would love to look out of those triangular windows!

Great Horned owlets in Finland, sooo cute!

Dom St. Peter, Regensburg Germany

A lovely montage from Finland.

Constancia, Portugal; I love all of the red rooftops!

A Christmas view of lovely Toronto.

Group Torii at Tangyue China, a UNESCO site.

Ha Noi, Vietnam; during the End of the Autumn Harvest Festival, children dress up in masks like these.

A lovely reprint of a 1910 Valentine's greeting sent from the US.

A Cavallini butterfly card sent from the US.

An old farmhouse in Finland.

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