Showing posts with label New England. Show all posts
Showing posts with label New England. Show all posts

Monday, August 8, 2011

New Hampshire


"Skiing The Headwall. Mt. Washington. Photographer -- David A. Bast"

"A fall harvest scene at the 'Pemi' covered bridge in Franconia Notch State Park, NH"


"Greetings from New Hampshire's Lakes Region"

"Greetings from New Hampshire 'The Granite State'. 9th of the Original 13 states. Entered Union June 21, 1788. 2000 census population 1,235,786. State Flower: Lilac State Bird: Finch"

"New Hampshire. Granite State. Population: 925,000 estimated. Motto: Live Free or Die. Ninth of the Original Thirteen States".

"New Hampshire. The Granite State. The state of New Hampshire is famous for tourism where one can find a wealth of scenic beauty, historic sights, and family attractions".

Sunday, August 7, 2011

Random Postcards

Here are a bunch of somewhat random cards from the batch I recently scanned. I'm trying to group them in categories for future posts & these just sort of didn't fit.

Yum :) Can't remember where I got this one.
"Rex & Bob Go Fishing" Thought this one was pretty funny. The puppy caught a way better fish!

Blank on the inside.

"Birds of Florida"

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This is from the Naswa resort in Laconia, NH. I've never stayed there, but I've driven by it about a million times. I think they sent this to me in the mail with a vacation guide. On the back it says, "Relax... unwind at the Naswa Resort on Paugus Bay of Lake Winnipesaukee. Waterfront housekeeping cottages, Efficiency suites, and Motel rooms. Enjoy waterside dining at the Naswa resturant or an after dinner cordial in the NazBar. World famous beach bar & grill, live music, free docking. Family owned & operated since 1935".

Wednesday, August 3, 2011

Antique Shop Cards

These are all from various antique shops I've visited.

"White birches frame a view of a typical New England scene. Here, where majestic mountains meet the sky, and quiet waters wash lazily against the shore, one finds contentment and relaxation".

All the following cards have no caption or writing on the backs: