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The first airplane flight in Klamath Falls occurred on July 5, 1906, when aviation pioneer James "Bud" Mars brought his biplane to town. Mars used a field located near East Main Street for landing and takeoff. In this view looking north, Big Basin Lumber Co. can be seen at left, with a blowpipe that carried sawdust over the Southern Pacific Railroad tracks. A water tank is seen in front of the blowpipe. The light-colored bank of the brand-new A Canal can be seen running across the background. Homes can be seen along Main Street below the canal, and in the Pacific Terrace neighborhood above the canal. Mars performed demonstration flights across the country.
Post card from 1942. Rather racist and offensive but that's the way it was back then. Emotions and national pride ran high with all the participants of WW II but that's what it takes to win wars. Anything less and you are assured of coming in 2nd place. Tom Hanks has proven beyond all doubt he is a moron. He accuses us of being racist during WWII thereby suggesting indirectly that the Japanese were not. He forgets the Bataan death march and the massive atrocities commited by Japanese troops against the Americans, the Phillipinos, the Chinese, the English and all others they came in contact with during the war. I personally met two gentlemen who survived the Bataan death march and a Chinese lady whose family suffered under the occupation by Japanese troops. Their experiences and treatment could only be interpreted as actions driven by racism. It was not that the Japanese were bad people but that they were bombarded with pernicious propaganda. They did not have a free society where they could get alternative opinions, viewpoints, and the simple truths that would have disproved that propaganda.
256 - Madrid - Bellezas de la Ciudad
The search term "post card 256 - Madrid - Bellezas de la ciudad" refers to a specific piece of vintage Spanish philatelic or postcard memorabilia, likely part of an old numbered souvenir series showcasing the architectural and cultural highlights of Madrid. Bellezas de la Ciudad: Translates to "Beauties of the City." This was a common thematic heading used by vintage Spanish publishers (such as Vicente Martinez or similar retro brands) for series featuring urban landmarks, monuments, and iconic views. Number 256: Represents the unique card or catalog number within that specific publisher's collection.
From: Eviris N Colón Hdez.
Madrid, España
To: Iris N. Del Coro
Hato Rey, Puerto Rico
Photo: TDelCoro
North Las Vegas
July 16, 2026
This photo was chosen by a museum in Quebec City to be part of their exhibit on the French in the Americas. Don't ask my why they chose it. It's not one of my better ones. Thought I'd turn it into a post card.
I made a post card of the tattoo magazine that has 20% off when someone subscribe to it.
I decided to made it of halloween,and i used the colors of it, orange,black,green,white.
Logan Pass
When you can't get your photo to come out right, just add lots of grain, desaturate the colors and make it look like an old postcard.
I have enjoyed starting my September 6x4 lives challenge postcard today. I'm not sure just what will go on it next!
I have used a similar fabric picture on an ATC previously but didn't look back to that as I hope this will be different - maybe it won't be!
Deni and I started a post card project recently. I did this in preparation for a painting I am doing for someone else. I used WC paints and WC Pencil Highlights.
3x5"
MOEIONES FESTIVAL
Celebrated in the island province of Marinduque in commemoration of the passion of Christ. Photo by Boy Pitoy, DOT. 1993
I made these ornaments with Cassandra's new digital collage Holiday sheets, I am a member of her design team. She has lots of beautiful sheets, www.etsy.com/shop/cassiscreations and the sheet is www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=36662445. I use several layers of each print.
Good That It Was An Uninhabittat Island And No One Was Anywhere Near me, Since I didn't Want My Clothes To Get Wet I Had To Remove Them All Except For My Boxer In Order To Take This One!
Was A Bit Afraid, Cause Water Level Was Very High, I Damaged My Older D5100 With Salt Water And I Wasn't Going To Do The Same With My D7000. But It Was Worth The Risk.!
Noonu Dhigurah, Maldives
I have some old Montgomery postcards from the early sixties
This is an aerial shot of the intersection of Clinton street and Goodwill Road.
A wooden bridge across the Klamath River is seen at Keno, which has been a crossing point on the river from the earliest days of settlement. The Applegate Trail crossed the river near this point in the 1840s, and settler Robert Whittle operated a ferry at this site in the 1870s. Newspaper accounts indicate Whittle built a bridge at Keno in 1880. The state Highway Commission funded construction of a concrete bridge across the river at Keno in 1931.
The end of the summer season, but the fall is a great time at the beach.
Thank you SkeletalMess for the texture.
This post card was sent on April 2, 1914 from Grandma Smith inTheresa New York, to Leona Smith in Theresa, New York. I bought the card at an antique store.
I have some old Montgomery postcards from the early sixties.
Shortly after the Air Force turned the land over to the county.
Post card of various buildings and people around Korumburra.
A slice of a "QPcard 101" has been included for reference next to photograph. It has three patches with perfectly neutral dark gray, mid gray and white colors. The Cie L*a*b values are 35*0*0, 48*0*0 and 95*0*0.
A multiple choice quiz for everyone!
What does a photographer do when stuck on a drawbridge waiting for a boat to pass?
A. Sit in the car and impatiently wait
B. Sit in the car and enjoy the view
C. Jump out of the car and start taking pictures
Remember, when in doubt, always choose C!
On the way back from from Sarasota, we had to stop on the drawbridge over Longboat Pass which separates Longboat Key from Anna Maria Island. Choosing C resulted in this image.
Longboat Pass | Anna Maria Island | Florida | Gulf of Mexico
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