There is a lovely lady named Vee who hosts a once/month postcard party and has kindly invited me to join in the fun.
To play one must find four images already on one’s blog and present them as possible postcards.
I’m doing this Wednesday morning and so have chosen morning images.
Maybe I should have some printed thru Moo Cards. Maybe we all should! Post crossings with people we know would be so much more fun than with people we don’t know, don’t you think?
Thanks for passing by: ↓
Patrice Barbara F. vastlycurious.com Robert Burnett michellepond Just Angela Lavender Cottage Sara v KathyB.
love all the pics! (your white an blue tea set stole my heard a couple of weeks back)
Nice, gentle post – so you!
Lovely images all, though I am particularly drawn to the second and fourth. So glad that you joined in!
Lovely photos, would make fabulous note cards that I would want to keep, love the strawberries. xo
Love the typewriter image and camera very much- so retro- miss those days!
I like them all! Love the quote about photography.
Each photo is so unique. I adore the old typewriter, but the berries drew me in. I must be hungry! Lovely photos and I’m glad to be here to see your work.
Hugs
Jan
Beautiful photos, love the moo card idea
Thank you Angela, I’ve been meaning to make some Moo cards forever.
Hi Jan, I’m so glad you left your addy because now I can visit you!
I’ve been having so much fun with the old typewriter but have no idea how the secretaries ever used them!
Hi Michelle, that’s a good quote, isn’t it?
I know Kathryn, completely retro, but boy does it ever make your fingers ache after a while.
Hi Barbara, have to pop over and see what’s going on with you.
Hugs, see you in a minute.
Hi Vee, thank you so much for allowing me to. So nice to meet new and lovely people.
Hugs
Aw, thank you Alicia.
How lovely! I especially love the one with the old typewriter. And the quote is SO true!
Hi Donna, thank you so much for visiting me. That’s a good quote, isn’t it?
I love visiting the white horse at Uffington, and near by Waylands Smithy. We really are practically neighbours when you are in your UK home
Stunning photos, my favorite is #4, thanks for sharing.
Sue
Thank you Sue. I’m so glad you left your addy because now I can go visit you.
Angela, maybe we can meet and have a picnic at the white horse this summer!
Really like the camera/typewriter one and those raspberries! They look delicious!
Nice note cards with varied subjects. The old typewriter brought back memories of when I was a secretary in a bank. The manager’s secretary had an electric, but I had to pound out on the keys of mine and you could forget about long nails.
Hi Judith, that’s so true! I typed a few letters to my penpals recently and my fingers hurt! But it’s so much fun to use it.
Thank you Kzemek, they were delicious.
Your compositions are fabulous.
Thank you JoAnn.
I just figured out you’re in WA, that’s pretty close to me. Hi neighbour! 
Hello Veronica
what lovely images you have chosen for your note cards.
I adore the first one of the bouquet of tulips – I would love to receive that card!!
Thank you for visiting my blog and leaving your lovely comment ?
Yes! You asked me if I enjoyed visiting gardens – I really do and I always pick up an idea/colour combination I can apply to my garden, there are so many inspirational gardeners out there.
You’re so lucky to be allowed 10 chickens in the city (sadly we’re not in Auckland) sounds great to grow sunflowers, won’t they just love pecking away protected under that wonderful golden umbrella!!!
Shane ?
Absolutely Shane, but my problem is I’m never in one country long enough to be fair to even my cats, let alone dogs or chickens. In my next life I hope to live on an organic farm.
Gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous!!! I love them all. Though the strawberries are probably my fav–that composition with that amazing plate–transparent crackle glaze (fabulous!!) and hands, soft sweaters, brilliant red berries–well, it’s brilliant, that’s what it is
Aw thank you Sara.
You know that plate was a thrift store find. I knew it was Etruscan Majolica pottery, (because it says so on the back…lol), but I didn’t know, untill I looked it up, that my $3 find is selling on Ebay for $170!!! Holy smokes, and I bought it just to have a lovely plate to photograph. 
I especially love the last photograph. I was perusing antique stores last weekend and discovered I own a lot of “treasure”, and it is just stuff I take for granted and use often because I love it. For a few moments I wondered if I should store the items away, but their value to me is sentimental and I use it because I love it. Makes you wonder though doesn’t it? But it would be very tempting to sell an item bought for $3 and make $167 profit !
Hi Kathy, it is tempting, isn’t it? Sometimes I think that all these photo props I collect will pay off in my old age…lol. I’m going to be an Etsy/Ebay/Cartel granny!