From my fellow VPXII alumna Vernie, who sent her postcard in an envelope–presumably so she could attach her very descriptive note. You really can’t stop a writer from telling a story.
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Postcard #37
Success! The cake is not a lie! Thanks to Karl for taking time out of his busy travel schedule to send this postcard and the souvenir care package (not pictured) from Bletchley Park, which he visited with Lisa.
Postcard #36
From my father’s brother, who apparently delegated the inscription task to my cousin Julianna. Because no adult has handwriting that neat.
Postcard #35
From Jeff and Donna of the inimitable Team Los Jefes! We do our best to visit with them every time we’re in the Emerald City. Especially if they want to talk about puzzle hunts. Or dormant volcanoes. Or puzzle hunts…
Postcard #34
From puzzle hunt enthusiast Scott, purveyor of the Puzzalot blog, administrator of the online Puzzle Hunt Forum, and keeper of the DASH flame in Santa Rosa. He likes puzzles.
Postcards #32 and 33
“The future is already here—it’s just not evenly distributed.” – William Gibson “Everybody needs beauty as well as bread, places to play in and pray in, where nature may heal and give strength to body and soul alike.” – John…
Postcards #28, 29, and 30
The final three parts of JRA‘s multi-card message. (Did I call it or what? Backsolving FTW!)
Postcard #20
I’m not sure what Raj was doing in Beantown, but he seems to have no trouble finding fellow Stanford football fans, wherever he goes. (This postcard is out of sequence due to a sanitization delay.)
Postcard #27
You stay classy, Ken and Jerry! I also like how the Postal Service felt it necessary to include a warning about the insufficient postage–but still delivered the card. I guess I’ll just owe them the sixteen cents?