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Orlovka river valley

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Hi everyone,

It is time for the next round. Since I still have not heard back from Randy I am going to take over this new round too. I hope this is OK with you.

First I want to thank all those who participated in round 13 and especially those who were able to send their cards. There were some late comers (me included) but I think it was one of the best rounds anyway. We had this discussion about themes for the postcards rounds and most of the people giving feedback to this would like to continue the postcard exchange as is. The only thing changing is the schedule. Since there were so many people late this time I will change to a 4 month schedule. So in the future we will have 3 exchanges per year starting in January, May and September.

Here is the schedule for this round:

May: sign up
June+July: print and mail
August: breather
September: next round

Sign up is again by sending a PM to me with your name, address and the amount of cards you are able to send as I think we should continue to allow people to send fewer cards than the maximum. Please include your country with the address as this is an international exchange. I am good at guessing American addresses, from the exchange I know how to identify a Canadian address and I am able to realize a UK address by just its length, but I can not promise to do a good guessing job for all the rest. I still have the data from the last round, so for people from the last round it is also OK sign up just in this thread without sending the address details via PM again - in the case that you have not moved :wink:

It proved to be good to post the list of participants every once in while so please check if your name is on the list because I may make mistakes.

As a last thing, please do only sign up if you will be able to fulfill your commitment.

So, I am looking forward to this round.

ciao
-- Rüdiger


PS: For those new to the exchange, here is how it all works out: When signup is over, I will prepare address lists which I will PM to the participants. You will have to send a card to every address on that list and you should receive back a card from everyone on that list. So if you sign up for e.g. 20 cards you will have to send 20 cards and you should receive 20 cards back.
 

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I am able to realize a UK address by just its length(...)

:D So true. Even the Ilford HARMAN Postcard paper from the UK does not supply enough lines for sending a card to the UK :smile:.

Anyway, count me in again for 30 max. Same address as in previous rounds.
 

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mike wilde - 30

pm sent; up for the next round.

I love the way the postcard exchanges motivate me to get into the darkroom. I love this hobby, but at times the rest of life gets in the way.

Having a deadline is a great way to make something photographic happen, and for me there are always images that I have developed and contacted, but never printed to go and explore.
 

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:D So true. Even the Ilford HARMAN Postcard paper from the UK does not supply enough lines for sending a card to the UK :smile:.

Anyway, count me in again for 30 max. Same address as in previous rounds.
Cheek!
Something like:

27,
TW12 3AB,
UK.

will get there. The postcode usually narrows an address down to a half-dozen houses in the same street.

On the other hand some people do prefer:

Mr. Fred Pimplelick Esq.
27 Fruttocking Bowers Lane,
Nether Winkleache,
Bludgington,
The West Riding of Yorkshire,
LUV5 8APS,
Engand,
The United Kingdom.

And of course, just to confuse outsiders (i.e. anyone who lives more than 15 miles away) "Winkleache" is actually pronounced "Winash"...

Erm... where was I... Oh yeah...


Put me in for the max please Rüdiger!

Ta, Bob.
 

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Rüdiger -- I'm in for this round as well. I really enjoyed the last round (my first), even though I'm still waiting for a few cards. I'm in for the max this time. Will PM you my new address for this round.

Rachelle
 

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In for the max again - I'm getting better at printing 50 at a time :smile:
 

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PM sent, I'd love to join in.

Síle
 
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Erm... where was I... Oh yeah...


Put me in for the max please Rüdiger!
The max ... yes Bob, ... the max.

Hey that was an interesting explanation of UK addresses. Whenever I see one of those addresses I think "Why don't they have summaries for those addresses?" Anyway if the cards end up in the right mailbox, who cares about the address :wink:

ciao
-- Ruediger
 
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Rüdiger, count me in for the maximum.
As ever ... I already started my address file with your name set to the max from the beginning :wink:

ciao
-- Ruediger
 
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Hey, already 17 participants:

Bob F.
Cara
gordrob
gr82bart
jbannow
Jon King
kraker
Mick Fagan
Mike Wilde
mooseontheloose
PVia
Rlibersky
rst
rwyoung
Sly
Síle
wazza

ciao
-- Ruediger
 

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I'm in for 40 -- as long as you don't mind my extremely long address :wink:

My address is quite easy really. I just live in a small village in the middle of nowhere where there are very few road names, and houses have names instead of numbers. So my address is just;

My name,
The house name,
The village name
Nearest town where the post office is
County
Post code
UK

As Bob says just

House name
Post code
UK

will reach me fine!

Cheers

Mike
 
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Hey, I don't mind long addresses and I have to admit that I somehow liked especially your address from the beginning and now that even I understand those addresses it gets very interesting. I already started thinking about how our house would have to be called. 'The loudest' might be OK, or 'The chaotic' or ...

40 cards for you.

ciao
-- Ruediger

I'm in for 40 -- as long as you don't mind my extremely long address :wink:

My address is quite easy really. I just live in a small village in the middle of nowhere where there are very few road names, and houses have names instead of numbers. So my address is just;

My name,
The house name,
The village name
Nearest town where the post office is
County
Post code
UK

As Bob says just

House name
Post code
UK

will reach me fine!

Cheers

Mike
 

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Count me in again for 30 postcards! I'm also waiting for a few more postcards from the last round but I have faith they will show up.
 

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I'm in for 24 again. Missing the last round was just too frustrating, watching everyone having all that fun.

I'll PM a new adress soon.

Matt
 

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I'd like to try this, so please count me in for 30. I'll pm you my address.
 

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Cheek!
Something like:

27,
TW12 3AB,
UK.

will get there. The postcode usually narrows an address down to a half-dozen houses in the same street.

On the other hand some people do prefer:

Mr. Fred Pimplelick Esq.
27 Fruttocking Bowers Lane,
Nether Winkleache,
Bludgington,
The West Riding of Yorkshire,
LUV5 8APS,
Engand,
The United Kingdom.

Thanks for the explanation, Bob. I always had a feeling that some of the information was redundant, at least from the Royal Mail's point of view. Then again, the long address is so nice, with all the ~shires, ~tons, ~burroughs, etc. etc. "Rumpletweezer ran the Dinky Tinky shop in the foot of the magic oak tree by the wobbly dum dum bush in the shade of the magic glade down in Dingley Dell." :wink:
 

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Hello all, I'm new to this great site, but not to analogue photography! Very much enjoying both. What is the postcard round please, and how can I get involved? sounds like fun...

Cheers
Adrian in the uk
 
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