Truly Dutch

Vase of tulips & Canal Houses

Cheese Board & Tea Service with a Boerenbont motif

Carrier Pigeon with a Letter & Whipped Cream Cake

Lighthouse

A herring

A caravan

Heleen (the Netherlands) has sent this beautiful stamps. Here you can read a bit more about them.

Sunday Stamps | Marine Sanctuaries

Reused big envelope sent by Phillip (the USA). The stamps belong to the National Marine Sanctuaries, issued on 5 August 2022, of which Phillip has sent the whole series on different envelopes. How cool is this?

To see more Marine Life on stamps, go to Sunday Stamps.

Doubts, Doubts!

Card sent by Phillip (the USA). The envelope got got a clear Leap's Day postmark.

Leap Year's Day

I like to post every piece of mail in the due day... But I cannot wait four years to show you the Leap Day postcards sent by Heleen (the Netherlands). With leaping frogs also on the back!

She sent two postcards, hoping that at least one would get a "29 February 2024" postmark. The post office made a great job here, and both of them are beautifully postmarked in the due day.

By the way, this girl is very fond of weird days...

Leap Year Meeting

I cannot wait four years to show you this postcard that Heleen (the Netherlands) sent me from a Poscrossing meet-up in Harderwijk!

Leap Year's Day

I have received this envelope from Phillip (the USA) last Friday. Just in time! Because it is a letter to the future (Cf. the MA Dictionary). See what is stamped on the back:

Actually, this is also a post to the future, an scheduled one. That means that I am writing this before the due date. I have not opened the letter yet, and therefore I have not seen the content yet.

I wonder how Mr Munez can wait to open more of 200 letters...!

(Also published here)