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Post-card aerial view of the 5-star Belmond Hotel das Cataratas, overlooking the Iguazu Falls. Designed in Portuguese ‘Hacienda-style’, the hotel was opened in 1958 but new wings were added in 1971 and 1982.
Expensive cards from the John Hancock Observatory. I should have taken a close up and printed them out myself.
A trip to the top of Big John... Great view from above. More photos to come. :-)
Less clouds and humidity meant a less dramatic sunset tonight.
Anna Maria Island, FL
October 19, 2010
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A few postcards I picked up recently. No real car content on this one, aside from the Escort estate and van in the airport shot.
It did amuse me that these were the best postcard-worthy scenes from Manchester at the time!
The Old Shambles Inn still exists, but has moved location from here (the second move it's made), following the city-centre re-development after the IRA bomb in 1996. It's probably no mistake that the photo has been closely cropped here, as this building was wedged in between a number of rather drab grey concrete blocks at this point.
The other city-centre picture is St Peter's square, which looks very different now that it has a tram line going through it.
Postcard produced by ETW Dennis & Sons Ltd Scarborough.
Ref: M.0267
A weather worn pier railing that I thought looked like an eagle's wing.
Rod & Reel Pier
Anna Maria Island, FL
October 19, 2010
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Post Card Magazine Collage #2
Magazine cut outs and coloured paper, stuck to card and covered with sticky back plastic. Voilà !