Postcard #70: Campsite Ban-yo

Sent via Postcrossing to bennyschroeder of Germany

Postcard #69: The big MT

Sent to C. & M.-R.

Postcard #68: Painter of Light

Sent via postcrossing to plp

I hope I never reach a point when I would rather get an unadulterated postcard than exchange words however vapid with another human being.  I will be happy to hear why postcards without any correspondence  possess value.  Postcards...without writing being sent in envelopes.  What's the point.  If you want a bunch of images on card stock...just surf the net an put them on shutterfly and be done with it.  Cut out the middleman.  But until then...send me your cards and your writings.

Postcard #67: Shooter

Original Card:

Stamp: George Washington U.S. Postage 5¢

Original Postmark: GORHAM, NH 03581 May 4 PM 1971

Addressed to: Mrs. D.M Baker of Peterboro, NH

Message:

(top reads above caption) Really cold scene on card.

Hi There, 

Just sent to Bos. for camera strap. THey will call home if not in stock at this time. Should come soon. Working hard. I am the Pinkham "Don Kent" for a few days. No good at predictions.  Bye-Bye. 

Sent via Postcrossing to Aisya

Postcard #66: Resignations

This is the first postcrossing card that the person has specifically asked for me to mail the postcard in an envelope.  I still don't know how I feel about that.  Seems a little...strange. Like being asked to go on a trip but I would have to wear a blindfold until I reached my destination. Godspeed little postcard.  This one is heading to Russia.

Postcard #65: Failth

Sent to "Roin" via Postcrossing

Postcard #64: Smokey

Original Card:
Stamp: George Washington U.S. Postage 5¢
Original Postmark: Vineyard Haven, Ma July 14th 1969 AM
Addressed to: Mrs. John S. P. of Avon by the Sea, NJ
Message:
Dear Aunt Peg -
Trust the Avon is booming - we are bombing - that is, every body but me - all are cockeyed or asleep but me -

Love from your ever lovins! (??)
Love to all

Set via Postcrossing to ihhf

Postcard #63: J.C.'s Lament

Original:
Dear Bert & Cap,

Right after I talked to you sunday I got a call telling me I was going to Florida afterall.  So here we are at Ft. Walton Beach.
Jim
Stamp: Franklin Roosevelt U.S. Postage 6¢
Original Postmark: Eglin-Air Force Base, Fla July 25 PM 1968

Mailed to Maggie G.

Postcard #62: MAILBOX FULL

Mailed via postcrossing to toni_tani_25 

In case anyone thought I was making this up or I lean too much on hyperbole:

God Bless the US Postal Service and Red Plum mass mailing services. I am going to save the actual conversation I had with the Postal Service worker for another postcard.

Postcard #61: Poetry Conject

"Mixed Media with Shitty Poetry" 

Minormumbles. 2015.

Mixed Media.

Sent to MarieR.