Althouh I have separate albums for Great Britain and World Stamps I am an accumulator rather than a collector. The Sunday Stamps scene gives me the chance to shake the dust off my accumulation/collections.
Sorry to make it difficult! I didn't mean to. Next week is anything you wish. After that, I think I'll have Poets as a theme, as April is National Poetry month in the USA. Have any Keats or Shelley stamps?
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Those stamps are great, having written a book set in St. Columba's time, I would love to have had that one.
I'm having to read up on St Columba.
Why stamps? You a collector?
Althouh I have separate albums for Great Britain and World Stamps I am an accumulator rather than a collector. The Sunday Stamps scene gives me the chance to shake the dust off my accumulation/collections.
Sorry to make it difficult! I didn't mean to. Next week is anything you wish. After that, I think I'll have Poets as a theme, as April is National Poetry month in the USA. Have any Keats or Shelley stamps?
You did very well to come up with those stamps.
Those are wonderful religious theme stamp collection. Thanks for sharing.
My Sunday Stamp
Don't ask why but the last stamp reminds me of Noah's Arc.....strange isn't it....nice stamps once again Bob!
great collection of stamp...everything have their own story, i am sure! just followed you and wishing you a great Sunday! -Postcrossing Mom
Nice stamps! Was St.Columba a giant?...:) Dwarfing the oarsmen who were slaving to propel him...
A pretty collection of stamps; the Swiss ones look a though they are stained glass.
I particularly like the St Columba stamp but they are all beautiful. Would that be St Christopher next to St Francis?
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