Woohoot! I love postcards and stamps, and decided to try to collect Owl Postcards from around the world. Meanwhile, let's see how many countries & US states I can collect along the way! I've saved my favorite landmarks and pieces of art.
Main Stage is a neighborhood bar and live music venue in the Verde Valley.
The 'stamp' is a Voara, a fanmade starter for a set based on Brazilian flora and fauna! Voara is based on Spix's macaw (Cyanopsitta spixii)! The artist, BagIlustrador, can be found on Twitter!
Faxe Kalk 100 Years Jubilee
Statua a Matteo Civitali
Clock Tower Monteleone di Orvieto
Kuriki Shrine
The Henry Swan House is a historic Victorian house in Arlington Center. The house was built in 1888 by Henry Swan, a Boston poultry dealer who was also active in local politics. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1985.
Audubon Fireplace
*I don't know if the 2022 Dec Vivillion release made this task easier or harder :/
Owl Postcards!!
Arizona, Cottonwood. Main Stage mural.
Australia, WA, Winthrop
Brazil, Pará
Canada, Ontario
Denmark, Faxe Ladeplads
Finland, Saariselka.
Italy, Toscana
This statute commemorates one of the city's most famous and accomplished Renaissance artists. He is known today as the designer of the tempietto that houses the Volto Santo, the city's most important relic.
Italy, Umbria
The clock tower rises on Piazza Pietro Bilancini in Monteleone di Orvieto, almost like the backdrop of a stage: it was built at the end of the 1800s based on a design by the Monteleone architect Filidio Lemmi, with the bricks manufactured in the local furnaces, which give the building a warm and harmonious tone
Japan, Kanagawa, Yokohama
The date of establishment is unknown, and the main deity is Kokutokotachi Mikoto. It is the only shrine with a thatched roof in Yokohama City.
Japan, Hiroshima
Shingu Shrine
Eight gods are enshrined at Shingu Shrine, including Izanagi no Kami, Hayatama no Oko no Kami, and Sentsu Kotano Oko no Mikoto. Regarding the enshrinement in this place: (1) It was enshrined in a place called Obara, five cho (about 500m) from the current location, but it was moved to the current location because it was inconvenient for the elderly and children to visit. (2) There are various theories such as that it was enshrined in Choraku-ji Temple due to the syncretism of Shinto and Buddhism, but that Choraku-ji Temple was closed and the shrine was moved to its current location. The festival is held on October 19th every year. The stairs leading up from the torii gate are so steep that they come to a dead end.
New Zealand, Hawke's Bay
Norway
Scotland, Rutherglen
Stonelaw Woods Centenary 2000
South Korea, Paju-si, Gyeonggi-do
United Arab Emirates
Stag and Doe in Labyrinth
United States
Arizona, Scottsdale, Old Town Scottsdale Mural
Arizona, Sedona, Munds Park Trailhead
Georgia
Louisiana
Massachusetts, Arlington
Henry Swan House
Mississippi, Biloxi
Margaret T Peresich Memorial Fountain
Oklahoma
Texas, Mission.
Virginia
Washington
Installed by the Audubon District Campfire in 1936. Restored and rededicated in 1999.
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