A surprise postcard
popped through my
letter box last week.
The surprise card was from
my good friend's HUSBAND Trevor
who has taken a trip by himself and
he remembered :-)
who has taken a trip by himself and
he remembered :-)
Marilyn is a lovely lady who I have known
for about 37 years , lost touch and a few
years ago we reconnected.
Reconnected through our sons who both joined the
Royal Air Force and they were based at the same camp
and bumped into each other. Small world.
Marilyn has given Trevor my address and he has been
sending a few cards .. Thank you Trevor.
Certainly go to places I have never thought of going.
Mongolia, a nation bordered by China and Russia, is known for its vast, rugged expanses and its nomadic people.
Its capital, Ulaanbaatar,
centres around Chinggis Khaan (Genghis Khan) Square,
named after the notorious founder of the 13th- and 14th-century Mongol Empire.
TREVOR said "Following in the footsteps of Genghis Khan :-)"
Thank you Trevor, certainly is an interesting postcard for my collection..
Hae a friend going there shortly to do some charity work.
ReplyDeleteHi Jackie , now that will be interesting for you friend. Hope all goes well for them. x
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ReplyDeleteThat sounds like an interesting and adventurous place to travel.
ReplyDeleteHi CherryPie , My friends do go to out of the way places :-) ves very adventurous. x
DeleteI don't think I have a single card from Mongolia at all! You're lucky to have thoughtful friends who visit rare countries :)
ReplyDeleteAnother great card which is different for your collection. Keep well Diane xox
ReplyDeleteWell! That's an all time first Anne...... I don't think many can claim to have had a PC from Mongolia,
ReplyDeleteQuelle surprise!
love Di xx
Hope you're keeping well, xxx
Mongolia isn't a place I have on my list either, but it does have an interesting story! The new Netflix series about Marco Polo has a lot interesting tibits about Genghis Khan. So nice of Trevor to send you a card from his solo trip!
ReplyDeleteMongolia-that is impressive.
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