Scenic Views

The Bruce Stone, Glen Trool
Dunfries 1970

'In the Show Ring'
A Salmon Cameracolour Postcard

Cheddar Gorge 1970s

The Auld Brig O'Doon, Ayr

Exeter late 60s early 70s

The Rock, Alcatraz Island 1964

'The Rock'
Alcatraz Island 1964

Grave of John F Kennedy
Posted Washington 26th May 1964

Virginia, USA 1968
'population in 1960 3,966,949'

Spillway Canal
Neversink Dam in Sullivan County
New York 1961

Swan Lake Mansion
New York 1961

New York late 1960s

'Birth of a Calf'
Royal Ontario Museum 1968

Some from across the Pond

The New York Hilton at the Rockefeller Centre
New York 1969

Grand Canyon National Park
Arizona 1960

Road Scene at White Lake
New York 1960

Lebowitz, Pine View Hotel
Fallsburg, New York 1960s

A slightly battered card
Woodridge, New York 1959

White Lake, New York 1959

Cleveland Municipal Stadium, Ohio 1959

A few old black and white from Europe

St Anton am Arlberg 1304m

Marmorsaal

Le Dyver, Bruges

Postcard from France

Sutherland
Postcard of Mountain Landmarks
Scotland's North West Highlands

The Youth Hostel
Exe Mead
1950s/60s

Stowe School, Palladian Bridge
1950/60s

River Thames, Reading Bridge, Berkshire

Moulile Point, Three Anchor Bay and Sea Point
Cape Town

Nearly the end of my cards

Well it is near the end of my stock of postcards. I have enjoyed creating this site, seeing some of the cards has brought back long lost memories, some fond and some sad. It makes me wonder whatever happened to my youth, those days seems so long ago now, memories of time gone by, carefree days when you were young, free and single, high hopes for the future, not knowing where life would take you...

I hope that everyone who has viewed this site has also taken some pleasure in my postings. Every picture tells a story and so do postcards, some of these contained happy messages from people on holiday writing back home, some to friends in place of a letter, others from the early 1900s contain one or two sad messages, love that has been lost etc.

Many of those who sent these cards are long dead, so in some way this a kind of tribute to them, also to relatives in the Isle of Man and England, and friends as far away as New Zealand, the world has become such a small place, its great that memories can live on.

Lets hope that postcards dont become a thing of the past as they are such a great way of recording history and keeping in touch with loved ones.

To everyone out there, thanks for looking at my site, I hope you enjoyed it.

Lynda