My Postcrossing Project

Travel through Postcards

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Received from Dylan in Boston. Dylan is 7. This is a postcard of Boston, Massachusetts’ Waterfront.

Received from Dylan in Boston. Dylan is 7. This is a postcard of Boston, Massachusetts’ Waterfront.

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“Seven Wonders of the Upper Peninsula”Michigan’s Upper Peninsula has a wealth of remarkably beautiful scenery with pristine lakes, shorelines and forests. The viewers of TV 6 voted these seven to be the most outstanding natural wonders of the Upper Peninsula. Brockway Mountain, Tahquamenon Falls, Pictured Rocks, Agate Falls, Kitch-iti-kipi (Big Spring(, Lake of the Clouds & Bond Falls.

“Seven Wonders of the Upper Peninsula”
Michigan’s Upper Peninsula has a wealth of remarkably beautiful scenery with pristine lakes, shorelines and forests. The viewers of TV 6 voted these seven to be the most outstanding natural wonders of the Upper Peninsula. Brockway Mountain, Tahquamenon Falls, Pictured Rocks, Agate Falls, Kitch-iti-kipi (Big Spring(, Lake of the Clouds & Bond Falls.

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Sent to Cape Coral, Florida on Aug. 6th, 2011Postcrossing ID: US-1246140“The Lucky Hour”After many years of service this faithful Salmon troller spends its last days in the harbor at rest. The ironic name of this vessel is testament to the positive attitude of all fisherman.

Sent to Cape Coral, Florida on Aug. 6th, 2011
Postcrossing ID: US-1246140

“The Lucky Hour”
After many years of service this faithful Salmon troller spends its last days in the harbor at rest. The ironic name of this vessel is testament to the positive attitude of all fisherman.

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Sent to The Netherlands on Aug. 6th, 2011.Postcrossing ID: US-1246136“Yaquina Bay Bridge”The graceful span of Yaquina Bay Bridge is framed by spruce and coastal pine as a 44-foot Coast Guard motor life boat heads for open sea. Like many coastal Oregon bridges built during the Depression it was designed by state engineer Conde McCullough. 

Sent to The Netherlands on Aug. 6th, 2011.
Postcrossing ID: US-1246136

“Yaquina Bay Bridge”
The graceful span of Yaquina Bay Bridge is framed by spruce and coastal pine as a 44-foot Coast Guard motor life boat heads for open sea. Like many coastal Oregon bridges built during the Depression it was designed by state engineer Conde McCullough. 

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Sent to Indonesia on Aug 6th, 2011“Yaquina Bay Bridge At Sunset”The clouds above the Yaquina Bay Bridge are aglow with vivid color as twilight approaches on the quiet waters of the bay. The bridge, with a span of 3,260 feet, measures 245 feet at its highest point and 138 feet at deck level. It was completed in 1936.

Sent to Indonesia on Aug 6th, 2011

“Yaquina Bay Bridge At Sunset”
The clouds above the Yaquina Bay Bridge are aglow with vivid color as twilight approaches on the quiet waters of the bay. The bridge, with a span of 3,260 feet, measures 245 feet at its highest point and 138 feet at deck level. It was completed in 1936.

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Sent to Clarissa in Japan on Aug 6th, 2011“Birds Eye View”Yaquina Head Lighthouse was built in 1873 and is still active today; its 93-foot tower is Oregon’s tallest. The surrounding Yaquina Head Outstanding Natural Area is home to gulls and puffins, harbor seals and gray whales, as well as numerous tide pool creatures. With improvements by BLM, you will have ready access to all of natures wonder.

Sent to Clarissa in Japan on Aug 6th, 2011

“Birds Eye View”
Yaquina Head Lighthouse was built in 1873 and is still active today; its 93-foot tower is Oregon’s tallest. The surrounding Yaquina Head Outstanding Natural Area is home to gulls and puffins, harbor seals and gray whales, as well as numerous tide pool creatures. With improvements by BLM, you will have ready access to all of natures wonder.

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“Storm Watch”The Yaquina Head Lighthouse, built northwest of Newport in 1873, stands its lonely vigil against the oncoming storm. The housing quarters were removed in 1984, leaving the original 93 foot tower (Oregon’s tallest) and adjoining building.

“Storm Watch”
The Yaquina Head Lighthouse, built northwest of Newport in 1873, stands its lonely vigil against the oncoming storm. The housing quarters were removed in 1984, leaving the original 93 foot tower (Oregon’s tallest) and adjoining building.

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“Twilight”Day and night merge as twilight, on the Oregon Coast. Can you find the silhouette of the crouching lion in the rocks?

“Twilight”
Day and night merge as twilight, on the Oregon Coast. Can you find the silhouette of the crouching lion in the rocks?