I mail a postcard from every city I visit to my own address, a habit I picked up after losing a phone with three weeks of photos on it in Lisbon. The postcard s…
I mail a postcard from every city I visit to my own address, a habit I picked up after losing a phone with three weeks of photos on it in Lisbon. The postcard survived; the photos didn't. This section covers where to find good cards on the road, what's worth writing home, and how postcards hold up as a travel record better than most people expect.
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