Surprise, one of the near-extinct pictorial cancellation resists with its part-historical, part-touristic message: "The open space / the spirit too". The second sentence reminds of the heroic past of this huguenot village whose inhabitants saved thousand of jew people during World War 2.
Monday, September 29, 2008
Resisting pictorial cancellations at Le Chambon
In the family mail, a grand-aunt and her husband went to their usual camping in Haute-Loire. Their letter was cancelled at Le Chambon-sur-Lignon.
Surprise, one of the near-extinct pictorial cancellation resists with its part-historical, part-touristic message: "The open space / the spirit too". The second sentence reminds of the heroic past of this huguenot village whose inhabitants saved thousand of jew people during World War 2.
Surprise, one of the near-extinct pictorial cancellation resists with its part-historical, part-touristic message: "The open space / the spirit too". The second sentence reminds of the heroic past of this huguenot village whose inhabitants saved thousand of jew people during World War 2.
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