2023 Dyxum Postcard Exchange (DPE)!!

waldo_posth wrote: Looking at the "distribution table" it's clear that you didn't have to send me a card at all, Roger! I have not been on your list.

Agree. I wasn't referring to you but I did receive a card from you, an extra if I recall correctly. Again, thanks for that.

waldo_posth wrote: The easiest way - instead of reprinting and resending cards (and finding out which ones really failed to be delivered) - would be to have the senders' presentation of their sets of images here - as some (Mestari comes to my mind) have already done. The year is coming to an end and this "exhibition" (that it would be) could be a fitting finale!

Four of mine have been received and posted here, one not. I was intending to post them all as a set once all receipts had been acknowledged. I am happy to commit to do so before year end, but will give it a little longer to allow for all to catch up with acknowledgements.

Phil Wood wrote: Another from the guys' Scottish trip from Fred - I do like the stamp. The mark in the sky is a reminder to me to clean my scanner, it is not on the card, which has arrived in very good condition.

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A late reply, but good to hear the card made it andyou like it Phil!
I was worried about my two cards to teh UK that hadn't been comfirmed.

Did it really take about a month for teh card to cross the North Sea?

After a long Thanksgiving weekend here, I am finally getting a chance to post @pegelli's card that I received on Monday 11/21/23. It's from the Isle of Skye trip that Pieter took with Fred_S and Dopol. I love the colors, and the low clouds/fog adds a nice moodiness to the shot. The address side of the card is nearly unblemished, but the postal machinery did a great job leaving some marks on the image side, LOL.

Thanks for the card, Pieter!




I need to organize the pics that I sent along, post them here. I think we've done this in the past, share our unblemished shots in the DPE thread. Not required if you are time constrained!

Fred_S wrote: Did it really take about a month for the card to cross the North Sea?

No, it arrived some time before it made it to the scanner. Sorry to take so long.

Phil Wood wrote: Fred_S wrote: Did it really take about a month for the card to cross the North Sea? No, it arrived some time before it made it to the scanner. Sorry to take so long.

No problem Phil, I was just curious

Thanks, Harm! I love all of the detail in your images. Besides that grass, the plant life around southern California doesn't look like this. I always say this, but it's so cool to see the world through the eyes of other Dyxum photographers!

I need to post my set of images that I sent along ... my set didn't have a theme like Harm's set of shots.