Readers, Welcome to my blog (formerly Birds, Blooms, Books, etc). I'm entering a new decade taking on the challenge of moving from Maryland after living there 46 years and learning about my new home here in New England in the Live Free or Die state - New Hampshire. Join me as a write this new chapter of my life.

Thursday, February 22, 2024

Postcard Up date

 I went looking for a postcard Sunday thinking the CVS in the college town of Hanover, NH would have postcards. Nope - not a one.  I was thinking I would have to print a photo when it occurred to me that a store near the Cornish-Windsor Covered Bridge might have postcards of the bridge.  I called on Monday and sure enough they did.

Here's the postcard I've mailed.


I took a photo of the store.  The name comes from several owners ago who liked a wine with 12% alcohol so somehow 12% Solution became this store's name.  It's basically a convenience store.


If you're wondering to whom I'm sending a postcard, scroll down and read my blog post below from Sunday Feb. 18th.

I know of three readers one from VA, one from Hawaii and one from Kansas who have sent postcards.  Will you?  Let me know.


6 comments:

Tom said...

...sorry, I send my postcard daily in my blog.

Beatrice P. Boyd said...

Finding a postcard is not as easy as you would think and I need to remember to buy a few whener I see them on a future road trip. Glad you were able to find one and 12% Solution looks like a grest place to explore as well.

Barbara Rogers said...

I'm hoarding my postcards. I bought them at a museum store, of art works. And whenever I look at them, I can't bear to part with one.

Anvilcloud said...

All of my cards are virtual, as is the case with everyone whom I know. Once upon a time, I did send a postcard to at least one blog person. I wonder what happened to her? She is one of the many bloggers who disappeared.

MELODY JACOB said...

What a journey for a postcard! It's fascinating how the name of the store came about. Looking forward to your new blog post!

Kay said...

I sure did! I also sent along a couple of pamphlets I had explaining about the islands, our wildlife, geography, plants, etc. I wish I had a postcard from Chicago too. Shucks!