Looking west; here you can really get an idea of the SCALE of this place! Lovely! And look at those windows …
Renae
The Choir, looking west
Henry VII Chapel; this card and all the others here from London, Paris and Edinburgh are from my sister Jessica–gifts from her January trip to Europe!
An official Postcrossing card
wish I knew what this said 🙂 I need to ask my penpal! But I love this oversized, colorful card with art (or perhaps the text?) by Marleena Ansio. In any case, it is a fun card for my collection 🙂 (Note: If you can read Finnish and can tell me what this means, please leave a comment! Thanks!)
‘This site specific installation utilises the nature of the Water Tower for a dynamic yet subtle display. Bathed in light, this iconic structure is animated as night falls, with a gentle rippling lighting scheme which can be seen from a distance, like an abstract lighthouse on the skyline.” Love this beautiful card, also marked on back “Blackpool Festival of Light.”
According to my friend who visited here recently, Blackpool Corporation runs over 70 different trains–double and single deckers and some “open tops,” both modern and classic. All are in everyday service! Awesome!
“This memorial to the victims of the Transatlantic Slave Trade stands on St. George’s Quay in Lancaster, once England’s fourth largest slaving port. … To view and download information, education resources, a town trail and new writings visit www.lancsmuseums.gov.uk/abolished." Thanks to Kerstin in England for this awesome card!
This was designed by Guy Barton in 1964 for a medieval stall in the Lancaster Priory Church, Lancashire, England. Thank you to my pal in England!
My penpal tells me about folklore and stories of white reindeer. She says she’s never seen a white adult reindeer though.










