My sister Maria traveled to Tokyo recently and sent this lovely postcard folder from the Shrine through the mail! It was built in 1616 by 4.5 million men ... and holds the enshrined remains of Ieyasu Tokugawa.
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- Mountains of, North Carolina, United States
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- Handmade Christmas Postcard
- Life is Good in the Winter, Too!
- Art in the 21st Century
- Avenues of Art
- Sue Fazio, Fused with Fire
- Moeraki Boulders, Otago, New Zealand
- Wellington, New Zealand
- Maori Waka (Canoe) Crew
- The Southern Cross
- Wellington, New Zealand
- The Beehive, Wellington, New Zealand
- Wellington, New Zealand
- Elephants at Riverbanks Zoo
- Koala at Riverbanks Zoo
- SC State Museum in Columbia
- Best Friend Train, SC State Museum
- Liberty Bridge, Greenville SC
- Stormy Night in Vegas
- Thunderbirds
- Grand Canyon
- Arizona Map Card
- Nevada Map Card
- Hoover Dam
- Hoover Dam 2
- Las Vegas at Sunset
- Arizona
- Cape Solitude & the CO River
- Map of the Grand Canyon
- Route 66
- Lightening in the Canyon
- Nikko Toshogu Shrine
- Cryptomeria Avenue
- Sacred Bridge
- Five-story Pagoda
- Yomei-mon Gate
- Kegon Waterfall
- Merry Christmas!
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