I got this letter from Bryon (the USA). It was postmarked in Turkey (Texas, USA), making a perfect match with the stamps.
And... what do you think the envelope contained? More Turkey stamps, of course!
On the back of another postcard sent by Bryon, I found two friends of the turkey...
Such a matching mail!
ReplyDeleteAnd we keep on learning, this time by postmarks: I didn't know there is a city named Turkey in the US.
The text on the candle stamp I think interesting, too.
And Chicken?
DeleteExcellent matching postmarks, nice work, Bryon.
ReplyDeleteI did not realise the Chicken postmark at first sight.
DeleteNobody expects a postmark from Chicken!
DeleteWhat unusual town names can be found in Spain?
ReplyDeleteYou can find a lot!
DeleteFor instance: "Cenicero" (='Ashtray'), "Adiós" (='Good bye'), "Los infiernos" (='The Hells'), "La hija de Dios" (='God's Daughter'), "Cariño" (='Sweetheart'), "Recuerda" (='Remember'), "Alcantarilla" (='Sewer'), "Tembleque" (='Shakes'), "Peligros" (='Dangers'), "El Ajo" (='The Garlic'), "Pepino" (='Cucumber'), "Espera" (='Wait')...
All good to send letters from :)
Although a couple of those are too small to have post office, I'm afraid.