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1977: The Rheumatism Year (Design - F Geirsdottir) |
Relax into a thermal spring to take away those aches and pains. The stamp combines the rheumatism treatment with a view of the geothermal heating of water in the earth's mantel.
Here different layers of materials in the earth's crust seem to have been put under a lot of strain.
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1973-84 Definitives - Gemstones (Design - John Mason) |
But what about some wearable geology. The beautiful agate and opal gemstones
and the mesmerising star sapphire of which the dark blue colour is the most coveted.
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'Wonders of Geology' (1839) |
Sunday Stamps II theme this week is - Geology; Rocks -
See It On A Postcard
4 comments:
Can't fault you for your choice of stamps - especially the fault from Canada.
The geology stamp from Canada has a very nice design. I got this stamp that I believe belongs to the same series.
I've got also the opal stamp, and its small size surprised me.
A fun set for today. The Australian stamps are striking.
I love opals (far more than diamonds!)
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