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BORING POSTCARDS

This Group celebtrates Boring, ordinary, dull, commercial Postcards that feature aspects of our everyday life – such as streets, roads, houses -- and are, in a strange way, interesting because they are so uninteresting. Join in and share your Postcards of our Boring world.

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INTERESTING POSTCARDS!! 41 Replies

From time to time we have outbreaks of whether a Postcard is Boring, or not.“Yes it is”. “No it isn''t.”“All Postcards are Boring.” “All Postcards are interesting”.And so on, and so forth.So, LET'S TRY SOMETHING DIFFERENTAnnouncingINTERESTING…Continue

Started by Valentine Mark Herman. Last reply by Francis Lammé Aug 17, 2022.

DULL AND/OR BORING? 15 Replies

DULL OR BORING?I am a member of the British-based Dull Men's Club (DMC) – which also includes women, and, indeed, claims to…Continue

Started by Valentine Mark Herman. Last reply by Gerald Jatzek Nov 27, 2021.

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Comment by Raphael Nadolny on July 14, 2021 at 6:02pm

One more postage in a climate related to military weapons: Israel heavy tanks. Postcard form 1960s.

Comment by Valentine Mark Herman on July 14, 2021 at 5:33pm

BATTLE AXES.....CONTINUING RAPHAEL'S MILITARY THEME....AND, AS THIS IS A GREEK POSTCARD, WE CAN EAGERLY AWAIT KATERINA'S COMMENTS

These are "Golden double axes from the sacred cave of Arkalochori (LM 1 period)" from the Museum of Herakleoin which contains a number of double-headed gold axes that were found in a cave in 1600.

The Postcard was not sent, but the reverse side is date stamped 01. 6. 92 at 12.01 -- presumably when it was bought.

(What were you doing at that precise moment?!)

Over to you Katerina....

Comment by Raphael Nadolny on July 14, 2021 at 12:20pm

A postcards from the Museum of the Polish Army in Warsaw. Released around 1975

Comment by Valentine Mark Herman on July 14, 2021 at 11:59am

WEDDING CEREMONY, CASABLANCA, MOROCCO

I can't work out who is marrying whom, or even how many marriages are taking place, but, and after periods of long reflection, I have come to the conclusion that all the brides are dressed in white, all the bridegrooms are also dressed in white, and the people dressed in other colours provide the cabaret.

Comment by John Gayer on July 14, 2021 at 8:35am

A boring image to be sure... but the article that accompanies it certainly isn't: Answer on Postcard: Footprints in Time and Space

Comment by Raphael Nadolny on July 13, 2021 at 3:44pm

Postcard send in 1993 year from a Sopot (Zoppot), near Gdańsk (Danzig), on the Baltic seaside. Such a postcard can be sent from anywhere in the world. "Lovely sunset."

Comment by Valentine Mark Herman on July 13, 2021 at 8:24am

FRENCH BRIDGES (of sorts) BUT NO BRIDGET BARDOT

Le Pont St-Pierre,Montluçon, France on a Postcard sent in October 1963

Power station, dam, bridge, boats, etc, at the André Blondel Center on the Rhone, at Donzére-Mondragon, Drome

Comment by Valentine Mark Herman on July 13, 2021 at 8:17am

PATIENTS PATIENTLY WAITING BEFORE THE POOLS AT LOURDES, FRANCE

LES BEAUX SITES LANDAIS

The entrance to the Camp at Biscarosse-Plage, France, where Christine sent this card to her friend Mireille in Dijon in 1988, and telling her that she was having an 'agriable vacance'.

WINE PRESS, CHATEL-SUR-MOSELLE, FRANCE

'Pressoir bourguignon' in the arsenal at the Fortress of the Comtes de Vaudémont. The Fortress was built between the 11th-15 centuries, and the barrels seem to be almost that old. Not a bottle of wine in sight though..

The Postcard was sent in July 1985 by Solange to her family. She had a lot to say, but I can't read her writing, except that she says she will phone tomorrow evening (assuming the Postcard reaches her Chére Maman in time)

Comment by Raphael Nadolny on July 12, 2021 at 12:07pm

Postcard send in 1993 from the place Lucień.

On the postcard there are photos of state-owned farm and horse farm in Łąck village, near Płock, in the central part of Poland.

Comment by Valentine Mark Herman on July 12, 2021 at 4:53am

BOULEVARD IN ALGER, WITH MOSQUE AND BUS

 

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