Greetings from the Dordogne
Yesterday this post card arrived from my grandchildren. It is a cave painting of a horse with a very long tail and Mollie tells me these caves are 1300 years old. I think the card came via snail mail as it was posted ages ago! I am delighted to get the card even if it arrived the day they came home. Yes, Beccy phoned me at 9pm last night to say they were back we only had a quick chat so I am as eager as everyone else to hear about her holiday. Not sure when she will start blogging again but expect it will be soon. Welcome Home and I have missed you all xxx
posted by ChrisB @ 8:54 am
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16 Comments:
They were amazing to see, we travelled a long way into the caves to see the art but you weren't allowed to take photos.
What a shame but it's something the children will remember.
WEll, as you know...her battery is dead and they are starving. Other than that, all is well. I offered to send flapjacks but remembered I ate them all.
Beccy is back and blogging too!:))
Cave sounds interesting.
Have a great weekend Chris.I am off too tomorrow,see you next week.Enjoy your holiday too:))
I'm so glad that she is home!!
my postcard arrived quicker than yours.
swampy I don't worry too much they are always having dramas but my gal copes!
asha I have a busy weekend ahead of me and my mother is already worrying!!
frannie I knew you would be I have been keeping up with your comments :)
sam now why doesn't that surprise me our postal system is ****.
sam PS and the Post office admits the public pay too much for postage ( since the new system was introduced) but they won't declare how much they make from it!!
Thats a cool postcard. To bad they won't let them take pictures...I suppose that is because they don't want to lose any money? That or they are worried about the light doing something to the drawings.
So glad they are back also.
So strange that Sam got hers before you?
My postcard hasn't arrived yet. lol.
john lost in the post I expect that proves what I said in my reply to sam is right !!!!!!
Cool post card, and even more cool to see, I imagine.
debbie I think my grandchildren were duly impressed.
Dear chrisb. hahah better than postcards from Molvania (darn enidd, I mean, Ukraine) that just don't arrive at all!
LMM there must be a huge grave yard somewhere for post cards that don't arrive!!!
wonderful postcard!
and for some reason dordogne keeps popping up. i must have first read it here, but then i saw it at the library in two different books and then again in something else in print. it's very odd, as i'd never seen it before.
i'm going to look thru the link you left....
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