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| 1980: The Forest in Four Seasons (Design - Walter Wachter; Engraver - Wolfgang Seidel) |
The zing of fresh green has arrived (in stamps) - "
Beeches on Matrula in Spring", Liechtenstein.
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| 1976: Centenary of Swiss Federal Forest Law - 'Conserve the Forest' |
I like seeing the intricate shapes of trees in winter so this artists view lets me see both the green and those amazing branches.
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| 2011: Europa - Forests (Design Christian Broutin and Barbara Kekus-Slizowska) |
One could perhaps visit a wood with this stamp in hand to identify all that could be found there.
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| 1968: Birds (Design - Walter Wehinger) |
A flash of colour in a branch above is a Northern Bullfinch. Sit very quietly and perhaps a
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| 1967: Animals (Design - Celestino Piatti) |
a roe deer will observe you from a distance
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| 1953: Air - Forest Animals |
or a magnificent fallow deer
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| 1953: Air - Forest Animals |
and a red fox trot by.
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| 2019: Forests (Design - Up Creative Consultants) |
The full forest view can be seen in the Snowdonia National Park in Wales but a picnic is best taken sitting by water and in Northern Ireland's Glenariff Forest the sound of water falling would be very restful
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| 1951: 1st Anniversary of 5 Year Plan (Design - S Legrady) |
unless someone had brought an accordion.
Sunday Stamps II theme this week is - The Colour Green -
See It On A Postcard
4 comments:
I was feeling so calm until we got to Hungary!
I love all the trees and forests on your green collection... and the storyline, of course.
Nice stamps and nice wording.
I love the French stamp, where every tree is made of a leaf.
A super selection. I feel as if I know the wood on the first stamp. The bull finch however has bit of a beer belly!
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