The Western Wall, Jerusalem
I am a bit embarassed to admit I had to look up the significance of the Western Wall. I did
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Florida Welcome Station
One thing I've noticed about almost all the postcards I've looked at is very few of
A Beheading Block from Tower of London
Okay, two London postcards in a row maybe isn't cool. But they are posted for very different rea
Home Away From Home, For A Time
For a couple of years, I traveled a lot, often to London. I must have stayed in the Langham Hilton
Colleges
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Two More Colleges & Universities
My niece attends Loyola Marymount in Los Angeles. She is the music director of the campus radio station, and absolutely
Ganesha in Leh, India
I worked at Caltech for a while, in the Department of Economics and Political Science. One of the economics professors
Paris At The Turn Of The Century, The Last One That Is
When my grandmother died, we found a scrapbook filled with postcards sent from Europe in the early 1900s. This is
The Real Matterhorn
The real Matterhorn, towering over Zermatt, Switzerland. Our friends, David and Deborah, had gone skiing there. The faux Matterhorn, in
Palm Trees in Los Angeles
I think I might be the only person living in San Francisco who actually loves Los Angeles. Part of that
Machu Picchu, Peru
When I was 24, I traveled with my friend, Debra, all through South America. One of the highlights of this
Oh Canada!
I've never been to Vancouver before, and often get confused between Vancouver, Canada and Vancouver, Washington. Both are
