Postcards (vol.2)
Old postcards: little pieces of history rescued from dusty boxes.
"The weather is awful and we are all very sad...How is the weather at home? How are my cacti?"
"Niagara is very commercial - almost like Blackpool only full of Americans. Not a pretty sight!"
"CHEERY-CHOPS...LOBSTER-LUGS..."
"I feel much more like a doctor now!"
Tenby museum and art gallery. (And here's something exciting to look forward to in Tenby later this year!)
"...Mary has had a hysterectomy! and Tom gets rather slow!..."
"I had a wonderful flight. London to Washington, 3,659 miles in 8 hours, speed 552 miles per hour, 6¼ miles high. 414 passengers. 13 Cabin crew. 4 Flight crew. Absolutely amazing." [Looks as if the writer is either a stats addict or a first-time flier.]
How travel writers write their postcards; notice the incorrect use of the apostrophe ("...pleasantly surprised about it's shopping and dining possibilities...").