Ross Bridge over the Macquarie River in Tasmania
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10 September 2026
16 October 2024
16 November 2023
working dogs
sled dogs help humans travel faster through snow
15 October 2023
lighthouse
North Reef, Queensland, built in 1878. It lies 100 km offshore at the southern end of the Great Barrier Reef. It is the only lighthouse in Australia with accommodation inside the tower that is still standing in its original location. It was originally on a small sandbank over the coral reef, but over time the structure caused sand to build up around it and now it stands on a substantial sand island complete with vegetation.
a lighthouse for Sunday Stamps
30 August 2023
26 January 2023
12 June 2022
Indigenous
Mbukushu from South West Africa (Namibia)
Mohawk leader from Canada
some native women for Sunday Stamps
03 September 2019
rooster
a Year of the Rooster for 2017
by Swedish artist Martin Morck featuring a Hedemora which is perhaps the most cold hardy chicken in the world.
24 May 2019
W
W is for Western Australia ... wombat, wattle, WACA
artist: Gavin Ryan
Fair Dinkum Australia Aussie Alphabet
artist: Gavin Ryan
Fair Dinkum Australia Aussie Alphabet
11 April 2019
22 March 2019
06 March 2019
04 October 2015
Sunday Stamps II - 42
issued June 2012 (also a joint issue with Germany, identical design)
Pfälzer Hütte – Palatine Hut (at 2108m) is near the spot where the borders of Austria, Switzerland and Liechtenstein meet. The original hut was built in 1928 by the German and Austrian Alpine Association on Bettlerjoch, a mountain saddle in Liechtenstein. By 1950, after the hut had been uninhabited and looted for several years, the Liechtenstein Alpine Association took over and now it is open from June to October with meals and accommodation. From here it is a moderate hike to the summit of Naafkopf (2570m) and Augstenberg (2359m)
for stamps with scenery
for stamps with scenery
08 March 2015
Sunday Stamps II - 12
unsent, 1991Bophuthatswana, was a self-governing homeland within the 'old' South Africa of the Tswana people. Never officially recognized by any other country, these homelands were reincorporated into South Africa in 1994. Bophuthatswana was a vast territory stretching across the Transvaal to the Western Cape and bordering with Botswana (the country i originally confused this name with)
a steam locomotive, Class 6A, from the pre-union era, first run in 1896.
for riding the rails: trains and trams
01 February 2015
Sunday Stamps II - 7

domestic P (permanent) rate (currently 85¢); postcard can be sent international rate (currently $2.50)
Virginia Falls, South Nahanni River, Northwest Territories
it's drop is 315' or 96m
02 November 2014
zhurong
The Grand Mountain Zhurong
(written on back of card as The Loftg Peak of zhurong)
Mount Hengshan, near Hengyang City in Hunan Province, has 72 lofty peaks and winds for 400 km through seven counties and cities. The summit, Zhurong Peak, is 1,290 metres above sea level. Mount Hengshan is famous for its scenery and places of historic interest, such as the Seven Ancestors Daochang (place where Taoist rites are performed)
21 June 2014
Courtyard
Courtyard of Vaduz Castle.
Although the castle is not open to tourists, glimpses inside are provided by a few postcards. This stamp is part of the "Residence Set" issued in 1978 to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the Reign of Prince Franz Josef II.
24 May 2014
Vaduz Castle
commemorating the 40th anniversary of the reign of Prince Franz Josef II of Liechtenstein.
Vaduz Castle has been the home of the Princely Family of Liechtenstein since 1938 (with Franz Josef being the first ruling prince to live full time in the principality) though they acquired it in 1712 when they purchased the countship of Vaduz. Franz Josef would become the longest ruling sovereign in Europe (51 years) at the time of his death in 1989.
18 May 2014
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