I have always heard of the "San Fernando Valley," but I had no idea what it truly represented. Now I know this isn't much...but at least it's something! :) From a private trade.
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- renae
- Mountains of, North Carolina, United States
- mother, wife, christian, self-employed, postcard collector, lover and student of the written word.
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2007
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January
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- Village of Fishermen, Brazil
- Ferrugem, Garopaba Brazil
- Breakwater Lighthouse
- Usina do Gasometro, Brazil
- Usina do Gasometro, Brazil
- Berchtesgadener Land im Winter
- Sydney, Australia
- Sydney Harbour Bridge
- Icy
- The Temple of Abu-Sembel
- Salmon Glacier, British Columbia
- Princeton University
- The Appalachian Trail
- Common Sense
- African Proverb
- Des Moines Botanical Center
- Walker's Point
- Sculpture in Downtown Charlottesville VA
- San Fernando Valley
- Capilano Suspension Bridge
- Silent Street, Ipswich, UK
- Rajasthani Man
- Life in India
- Chartres
- Dreux, France
- French Greetings
- Ad postcard for a travel book about Africa!
- Village in the Pyrenees
- Aerial view of Oulu, Finland
- Bantay Church, The Philippines
- Philippine Products
- Christmas card from The Philippines
- More good travel-tale resources
- Travel blogs, journals, books...good stuff
- Postcrossing, group swaps not all they're cracked ...
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