Anything you wish.
I had several things in mind, but then a Postcrossing card arrived in my mailbox. It is from the Ukraine and came in an envelope decorated with all sorts of interesting stamps.
From the left: A peasant couple, perhaps with the goose that lays golden eggs; a castle or fortress; a scene of a couple jumping a fire, which is not a stamp at all, but is attached to the stamp of the windmill beside it. Below: leaves and nut of tree that sure looks familar but I can't place the name.
A busy Spring weekend, with the end of the semester upon me! Enjoy the free theme this week.
Theme next week: Stamps from China, or Taiwan. I've recently received interesting stamps from both places.
Viridian
The tree with the nut is a horse chestnut.
ReplyDeleteNice assortment of stamps.
ReplyDeleteWhat a super selection of stamps to receive, gives a varied view of the Ukraine.
ReplyDeletei really like the variety - ukraine post issues lovely stamps :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Bob for that information.
ReplyDeleteI always love receiving postcards and letters with multiple stamps on them :) And yep, most of these postcards came from Ukraine.
ReplyDeleteI find I am sometimes more excited about the variety of stamps on the postcard than the card itself!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely lovely stamps, a really like them all.
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