It's Saturday afternoon here in the Midwest of the USA. Leaves are in good color, and falling fast. I just wish it were sunny - love Fall days like that. Today it is bright but a gray sky.
So, it must be time to set up my post for Sunday Stamps.
This week's theme: The folkways of various cultures. folktales, food, costume, pottery, you name
it. We have had this theme before but it is always interesting to see what people contribute.
What I have is 2 stamps from Romania, sent by Danut (bardamu1964) in a private swap.
On the left is some pottery from the Maramures (Marmatia) area of Romania. On the right, pottery from Valcea area. ( I am sorry, I cannot reproduce the actual letters of the Romanian alphabet).
Enjoy your weekend, enjoy your Fall (or Spring, in the Antipodes), and join me for Sunday Stamps.
Theme next week: Ships of all sorts.
Viridian
Saturday, October 13, 2012
Saturday, October 6, 2012
Sunday Stamps #91
Oh boy it's been a busy week and I'm feeling a bit tired. That won't slow me down, not yet. Time for Sunday Stamps.
This week's theme: Civic or public architecture, especially bridges and other public works. I had a stamp from China in mind when I proposed this theme.
I wish I knew where this bridge is, and its name. There appears to be a large building in the distance. Somehow I think in real life the bridge carries many more cars than are shown here!!!
Edited to add: This is the Hangzhou Bay Cross-Sea Bridge. Thank you Postcardy for that information.
Below, a marine landscape with a mountain in the distance.
Join me this week with your own stamps of public architecture, interpreted broadly.
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Theme next week: The folkways of various cultures. folktales, food, costume, pottery, you name it.
Viridian
This week's theme: Civic or public architecture, especially bridges and other public works. I had a stamp from China in mind when I proposed this theme.
I wish I knew where this bridge is, and its name. There appears to be a large building in the distance. Somehow I think in real life the bridge carries many more cars than are shown here!!!
Edited to add: This is the Hangzhou Bay Cross-Sea Bridge. Thank you Postcardy for that information.
Below, a marine landscape with a mountain in the distance.
Join me this week with your own stamps of public architecture, interpreted broadly.
I have a page for this blog and my other blog on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Viridian61/347674418583948?ref=hl Like that page to have quick notice of when posts are up (and very little else).
Theme next week: The folkways of various cultures. folktales, food, costume, pottery, you name it.
Viridian
Saturday, September 29, 2012
Sunday Stamps #90
Hello and welcome to Sunday Stamps #90! We are closing in on #100. Must think of something special to do....
Theme this week: Open, anything you wish.
This week: I am sharing a lovely patriotic flag stamp ( and surrounding image) from Ukraine. And the Ukraine has released some great flag stamps.
I always appreciate it when Postcrossers include this extra material - it really adds something to the postcard.
Please join me this week with any stamp you wish to feature.
Theme next week: Civic or public architecture, especially bridges and other public works.
I have a page for this blog and my other blog on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Viridian61/347674418583948?ref=hl Like that page to have quick notice of when posts are up (and very little else).
Viridian
Theme this week: Open, anything you wish.
This week: I am sharing a lovely patriotic flag stamp ( and surrounding image) from Ukraine. And the Ukraine has released some great flag stamps.
I always appreciate it when Postcrossers include this extra material - it really adds something to the postcard.
Please join me this week with any stamp you wish to feature.
Theme next week: Civic or public architecture, especially bridges and other public works.
I have a page for this blog and my other blog on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Viridian61/347674418583948?ref=hl Like that page to have quick notice of when posts are up (and very little else).
Viridian
Friday, September 28, 2012
Postcard Friendship Friday Sept. 28
Back again after an absence!
This is the courtyard of the Palace of the Uffizi, now a museum. It houses some of the most amazing pieces of Renaissance art. The postcard was sent to me by a Postcrosser who has been there recently on holiday.
I am linking up with Beth At Postcard Friendship Friday today! See who else is linking up.
Viridian
This is the courtyard of the Palace of the Uffizi, now a museum. It houses some of the most amazing pieces of Renaissance art. The postcard was sent to me by a Postcrosser who has been there recently on holiday.
I am linking up with Beth At Postcard Friendship Friday today! See who else is linking up.
Viridian
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