Sara went on vacation and these three postcards arrived in my mailbox. Two were from Canada and dated 8/3, the third was posted in the US and was dated 8/14. International mail takes a very long time.
Here’s another example of my favorite style of postcard wherein the letters of the name have pictures of things that makes the place famous.Sara reports that they experienced the things depicted in the B, the N, and the F personally, though the N was viewed from a distance.
I’ve been to Banff and I believe I also experienced the N.
Sara reports that this was not their view from the Rimrock. Instead, it was a car park. Sara and Shawn enjoyed the beauty and reports that it was chilly, but that was welcome after hot Montana.
This was on Sara’s Minnesota oversized wonder bucket list. She also likes this old school Paul and is wondering about a Bunyun-based US tour. This article lists about 15 locations of statues (and lists the Portland, Oregon statue as the most famous. Take that, Minnesota!)
So I guess I have only seen 2 of the PB in person. Yours first! This feels like a slightly biased list/article as it clusters most of the *smaller* statues in one group. Harumph! Says this current Minnesotan.
I should have also clarified that it was the second F as there are two! My use of car park also feels a bit Canada/Brit inspired. Glad you enjoyed.
And I am doing 5+5 before bed…