Mail Adventures

Two nice additions to my Ancient Rome and the Greece albums: Postcard sent by Laura (the UK). This is a detail of the famous Dionyso...

Traditional houses in Amsterdam (the Netherlands), that I received by Linda, through Postcrossing. The same day, another postcard arri...

Envelope sent to Micu (Hungary). Obviously, I drew this on on a cold (spring!) day...

Official Finland Finland Hungary Non-official Germany Germany Japan Russia South Korea United...

Another original contribution to the Houses in the Mail project, sent by Marina (the Netherlands)! The houses make think of trees, and ...

Some stamps dedicated to literary works of women... Northanger Abbey  was the first of English novelist  Jane Austen 's novels to ...

Yeah, it's a card. A PAPER one. Card sent by Phillip (the USA).

Drawing by Heleen (Please, write your answer as a comment.) Update : What makes a letter? Not necessarily paper , by Grace Aldridge ...

No doubt this wonderful hand-painted envelope sent by Philippe (France) was addressed to me... But, just in case you had doubts, he ...

This is the contribution by Geneviève (Canada) to the Houses in the Mail project. She lives in this cosy red brick house, in the midd...

This envelope sent to John (the UK), was actually the first one I painted in 2018, back in January. It seems I have painted a lot of bir...

On 12 September 2016, PostNL brought out a 10-stamp sheetlet featuring ten photographs of the Netherlands’ most famous model, Doutzen K...

Mukho Lighthouse in Donghae (South Korea). Not a country I receive a lot of mail from! The stamp, or label, also caught my attention:...

Have you ever sent a 2-storey letter? I sent this to Fabienne (France):

Letter sent to John (the UK). I tried to match the city with the stamp...