February Fabric Postcard Swap - Transportation

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03-05-2019, 03:28 AM

#61

R-sea

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Join Date: Oct 2016

Location: Cervantes Western Australia

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Sleepy Hollow, you and I had the same idea . I have been retired for 23 years and husband and I got a camper van . A great way to see the country . We have been around Australia 3 times but now I am on my own I do the West coast only . Having a pet stops you going into National Parks here

03-05-2019, 10:50 PM

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amalia64

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Join Date: May 2010

Posts: 596

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Originally Posted by CookieZenmilk

amalia, are u mailing them in a regular first class envelope? i find that works best in them getting to their destination. the see-through envelopes are nice, but i wonder if someone steals it on its journey to the recipient. amalia, sometimes the postcards take a lil longer to get to Australia.

I have been sending as regular postcard. Have not had problems with the others. But will send next one to Australia in an envelope as cannot be tracked as a postcard. Agree in someone taking them becuz have always received compliments from the postal workers when I have taken them to post office.. Not sure I know what clear bags you are talking about.

03-05-2019, 10:53 PM

#63

amalia64

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Join Date: May 2010

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This is the postcard I received from giquilt had not been able to post. too cute not to share

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03-05-2019, 10:56 PM

#64

amalia64

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Join Date: May 2010

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Originally Posted by R-sea

[ATTACH=CONFIG]609471[/ATTACH]This is the post card I sent to Amalia 64 I'm glad she finally got it , please Amalia don't send another I believe it will turn up . Mine took longer than normal to reach you Postage is to expensive and I understand

I am working on it. Not worried about the postage price, works the same both ways just like to honor in what I agree to do. Thanks for posting picture, Still beautiful.