Well, this busiest railway has earned its status of a UNESCO and it was built by the British in the 18th century. Ever wanna take a ride on a train somewhere in India??? Take a look...
and another one...
hmmmm...not your dream ride i guess...
well, lets see the stamps...there were two on the top, where they are supposed to be, and one at the bottom right corner, right below the address.
Both of these are commemorative stamps (yess! i learned the difference between 'commemorative' and 'definitive' ) The stamp on the right was issued in December 2006 to commemorate the worlds' aids day, while the one next to it is from the 2008 Jasmine collection and belongs to the category of scented stamps...and it does smell indeed...its lovely!
Well, in any case, thanks a lot to Nagi for sending me this absolutely great card!
1 comment:
OMG! :O Polish trains are often overcrowded... And you have to sit on your bags (or stand, if there are too many people) for several hours, but still... everyone is INSIDE the train :D
If I went to India, I would probably take a train trip, but only a short one (50 kms or so) just to try it. But no, not on the roof :D
And this railway station is just great! I wish we had such ones in Poland, but railways aren't so popular here.
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