First is the McKinley Express, which as like all Alaskan trains, takes you through stunning landscapes and sceneries. (Blogger keeps underlining my 'sceneries' with red. For a while I thought that I must have been dreaming that scenery has its plural, but it probably is blogger in the middle of some kind of nightmare.
as for the stamps, we have 3 copies of the Toleware stamp from 2007 and the se-tenat stamp from 2012, commemorating the 2012 the 100th Anniversary of the Cherry Blossom Festilval, Washington D.C.
The other two cards show trains in Skagway, and on this one the Thunderbird Diesel crosses the Glacier Bridge.
More toleware stamps here, as well as one from 2012 commemorating the 200th Anniversary of Louisiana Statehood
Skagway is said to be one of the busies, exciting stops along the Inside Passage but it seems that these train lines mainly serve people who are on some kind of a cruise already and if a free seat remains, a regular mortal passenger may as well enjoy the ride.
and here we have an Inverted Jenny stamp (of course, not the very original one, but the one reissued by USPS in 2013 as a commemoration of the 1918 24¢ Jenny Invert airmail stamp error that shows the blue Curtiss “Jenny” airplane flying upside down within the red stamp frame.
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Love all these recent posts. Always educational. Beautiful stamps and postcards too. Only place of these new posts I have been to is Alaska and it is incredibly beautiful there just as that video shows. I’ve never taken a train ride though while there. Will have to add that to my ever expanding bucket list!
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