
A Postcrossing post card from Nicole in Germany.
Maintal is a small town near Frankfurt.
Thanks Nicole!
Pauli, a tall dark strange englishman in a military kilt, helped us celebrate Australia Day today.
We met this joyous riot of a man while we were having a few Coronas and a light meal at Scarborough.
In a few weeks, we might forget what we ate, but we won't ever forget our serendipitous meeting Paul and the laughter he shared with us.
Thanks for the fun, Paul. You make the world a better place.
A Postcrossing post card from Vitoria in Portugal.
Funchal was originally built in 1961 to cruise between Lisbon, Madiera and the Azores. At 153m in length, she's much smaller than many of today's cruise ships, but she still has all of the essentials, including two restaurants, three bars, a theatre, a library and a casino.
She can accommodate over 400 passengers, and regularly cruises around the world during the Northern winter.
Thanks for the lovely postcard, Vitoria!
We've had a great time today finding some geocaches in Toowoomba. Here's a picture of us all relaxing after the third find of the day!
A Postcrossing post card from Alma, who works in this building.
It's a concert hall / performing arts centre that was converted from an old factory.
Thanks, Alma!
A postcard from good friends Nerida and Robert who know I like postcards and ships.
The "City Cat" in the bottom photo is actually, officially, a ship!
Thanks Nerida and Robert!
"Brussels: Atomium - Iron Crystal - World fair 1958 - H:102m Spheres: 18m. 2200t"
A postcard from Flickr friend Isabelle, who lives in Brussels.
The entire structure weighs over 2,000 tonnes. Each sphere is 18 metres across. What an imposing piece of architechture!
That circular postage stamp looks amazing too.
Thanks Isabelle!