Cascadia's diorama paraphenalia arrives with some brand new stamps!

Cascadia must be my most communicative mail art correspondent. so I few things to post from him. the first is this postcard, He is at work on his diorama.  I have to say, Cascadia's imagination is better than the Senate's. I am heartened to see that progress is being made somewhere, though!  I can't see if the workers are wearing masks but I hope there is social distancing :)

                                                    

This next postcard is a larger format which is great.  It's easier to see Debra Mulnick's Postal Plaza Display which is centre stage at the Post Office diorama!

I love Cascadia's identity stamps! He tells me he will be working on the next series of yicket stamps in mid-to lsate September but he has a niggly hip so everything may be delayed.  Poor Cascadia!

You will see that I got some pristine Walmarth stamps and some extra ticket stamps! Whoop whoop!

My 'double clutch' arrived between scanning and posting these so in a little while I will share that with you.  I guess the orthopaedic surgeon didn't win.

Thanks so much, as always.

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Mail art meet up at Cascadia Art Posts' & Carl Chew's !

I spy Garcia Delgado (Barraca Vorticista, Jack Lattemann (Cascadia Artpost), Joaquin Dylan Garcia, A Cascadia Diorama, Kathleen McHugh, Marnie McGrath, Robbie Rudine (AKA Dogfish), Janet Yoder, Jas Felter, Anna Banana, C.T. Chew (retired mail artist). Read on to learn about the fun they had!

Pears, Grapes and the Cooperative Garden

This afternoon I cut back my garden.  It is frosty in the mornings and when the sun goes down.  Most of my Dahlias have died back and only a few roses persist. 

Cascadia Artpost and I share a love of gardening.  The seeds I sewed that Cascadia sent are still offering me joy.  The rudbeckia are flowering and other plants are waiting for the spring to bloom. I love this diorama and the idea of comunity gardening as Cascadia sees it.

My message from Cascadia relates to the WONDERFUL gummed artistamps he sent earlier.  I still won't have the courage to use them but they will be safely filed in the big boxes that I shimmy around in the loft of my studio.