This week's theme for Sunday Stamps is food. I am showing here a stamp featured years ago on my blog. Not of food exactly, but of the raw ingredients.
The coconut, and groundnuts or peanuts.
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Showing posts with label Kenya. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kenya. Show all posts
Sunday, May 24, 2020
Sunday, April 5, 2020
Sunday Stamps: Geology
It's a stressful time right now in the USA,with corona virus everywhere it seems, and the peak of sickness still a week or two away.
To get away from this I looked in my computer files and found a bunch of scans of mineral stamps. I'll share just two from Kenya.
Amethyst, in natural crystal form and polished as a gem, and
tourmaline, in a rock and also as a gem. Amethyst is the purple form of quartz, and tourmaline is a complex silicate with boron and beryllium in its structure.
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Viridian
To get away from this I looked in my computer files and found a bunch of scans of mineral stamps. I'll share just two from Kenya.
Amethyst, in natural crystal form and polished as a gem, and
tourmaline, in a rock and also as a gem. Amethyst is the purple form of quartz, and tourmaline is a complex silicate with boron and beryllium in its structure.
Visit SeeitonaPostcard for more!
Viridian
Saturday, January 14, 2012
Sunday Stamps #53
Theme for this week: Food. The raw materials (fruits, vegetables, grains etc.) or the finished products. What were you able to find?
I have: some stamps from Kenya, with the coconut, and groundnuts, which are also known as peanuts.
These stamps came from a student, who sent a postcard to our department when she was in Kenya on a safari. Someday I may go on safari too!
Please share your stamps and visit some other blogs and enjoy Sunday Stamps.
Theme next week: Standard Issues. Let's look at the everyday stamps of our country and find something new to say about them.
Viridian
I have: some stamps from Kenya, with the coconut, and groundnuts, which are also known as peanuts.
These stamps came from a student, who sent a postcard to our department when she was in Kenya on a safari. Someday I may go on safari too!
Please share your stamps and visit some other blogs and enjoy Sunday Stamps.

Theme next week: Standard Issues. Let's look at the everyday stamps of our country and find something new to say about them.
Viridian
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