Postcard from Gourdon

Postcard from Gourdon

Postcard to Mrs J. V. Hay from her husband who writes about the weather, being at the beach and visiting Gorge du Loup and the village of Gourdon.

1946-04-17

One colour postcard

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744 Ligne du Sud France Le Village de Gourdon (630m.) et le chemin du Paradiz
The Village and the way to Paradis RM
[panoramic colour photograph the of the village of Gourdon on the top of a mountain and showing the mountain road to get to it]
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[underlined] On Active Service [/underlined]
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Mrs. J. V. Hay
Coruisk
Cookham.
Berks
[underlined] England [/underlined]
17th April. 1946.
Baking hot today, & on beach this morning sand almost too hot to stand on. After lunch drove the Buick up to Gorge du Loup, just below Gourdon where went the other day. After which we went up to Gourdon which you can just see top left This will not go out till Friday morning, so will write tomorrow which you’ll get same time.
Love, [underlined] Hubby [/underlined]