2/23/11

Alisal Road

Solvang's architecture brings old world charm into this century where visitors may enjoy the best of both worlds.

2/21/11

Princess Bride

Ashriel gave this postcard for her favorite movie! The Princess Bride.

2/9/11

Kissing Camels

Erosion of Red Rock Cliff formed Kissing Camels, a popular sandstone formation along the roadside of Garden of the Gods. Over the years the extremes of ice and heat, wind and water, have created nature's intricate and stunning artwork found throughout this remarkable place.

2/8/11

Maroon Bells

This group of mountains, resembling huge domed bells, is among the most often photographed scenes in Colorado. Here the silent, snowcapped Maroon Bells reflect in the tranquil waters below.

2/6/11

Serene Florida


Tranquil, peaceful evenings walking on the beach. You have got to love Florida!

2/4/11

Mission Santa Ines

This Mission is on of California's historic treasures dating back to September, 1804. This scenic landmark and beautiful gardens is known as "The hidden Gem of the California Missions." Thank you Judah for this postcard.

2/3/11

Hearst Castle

The South Gothic Suite was once the bedroom of William Randolph Hearst in the 1930's. The room is decorated with photographs and paintings of the sentimental value, including pictures of his parents and maternal grandparents.
Self-portrait.
Billiard Room - One of the most notable tapestries in Hearst's collection is the mille fleurs, literally meaning thousands of flowers, which depicts a stag hunt and was completed in the 1500's. At the east-end of Hearst's private library hangs a portrait of the publisher at age 30, which was painted by his childhood friend Orrin Peck.

Beverly said this was one of her favorite stops on her trip.



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2/2/11

Rocky Mountain National Park

Rocky Mountain National Park was established in 1915 with elevations ranging from 8,000 feet in the lush valleys to over 14,000 feet in the rugged peaks. The beauty of the Rocky Mountains is a living showcase offering visitors the opportunity of enjoying nature's grandeur.
Samuel stopped in on his visit and picked up this postcard.

2/1/11

Pikes Peak

As a foreground to majestic Pikes Peak and a backdrop to vast grasslands, Garden of the Gods houses plants and wildlife from both habitats in a remarkable mix of mountain and prairie dwellers from bighorn sheep to prairie rattlesnakes.