Sunday, February 25, 2024
Käpt'n Blaubär
Sunday, February 18, 2024
Blue skies and Bluenose
Two Canadian stamps on the same postcard for this week's Sunday Stamps theme: blue.
The Bluenose stamp celebrates 100 years since this famous yacht was built in Nova Scotia in 1921 as both a fishing and racing vessel. For more on this interesting vessel here is a link to its Wikipedia page. There is also an image of a previous Canadian stamp (coincidentally all blue) featuring the Bluenose.
Apologies for the blurriness of the stamp on the left, it is the 2018 Canada Post Community Foundation semipostal stamp. A clearer image:
Not stamp related, however going back through photos for today's stamps I found this blue image - jellyfish at Newport Aquarium in Kentucky.
For more blue stamps check out the links at See it on a Postcard.
Sunday, February 11, 2024
Chinese Calligraphy
Today's Sunday Stamps theme is calligraphy, and I always admire beautifully drawn Chinese characters (also called logographs).
Thanks to Fafa, I have this wonderful Year of the Dragon mini-sheet to share.
For links to more calligraphy on stamps, head over to See it on a Postcard.
Saturday, February 10, 2024
Sunday, February 4, 2024
Lighthouse
Today's theme for Sunday Stamps is lighthouses, and look what landed just yesterday from Heleen! And check out the date on the postmark.
For more links to lighthouse stamps visit See it on a Postcard
Sunday, January 28, 2024
Trees
The theme for this week's Sunday Stamps is trees.
The Christmas tree is still up (probably going to come down at Candlemas), so here's one of last years Snow Globe stamps with a Christmas tree inside, a bit obscured by the postmark, which festively has a matching tree inside a snow globe.
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And just in from Fabienne, this lovely stamp celebrating the tenth anniversary of France's Patronage Law, which concerns philanthropy, and philanthropic organizations and associations.
For more links to trees on stamps check out the links at See it on a Postcard.
Thursday, January 25, 2024
Whenever I was doing nothing
A very interesting postcard received from Yuziye via Postcrossing sharing a Chinese saying, "Eat and wait for death." Glad my parents didn't know Chinese, I would probably have been on the receiving end of this saying a few times!!
This is my first time linking up for Thursday Postcard Hunt - this week's theme is inspirational thoughts/funny sayings.
Explore more postcards with this theme by visiting See it on a Postcard.