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EARLY ACCESS: RE-DELIVERING 70 YEAR-OLD POSTCARDS!

🕑 Added 2022-06-22 11:08:11 +0000 UTC

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Paul Rose (Mr Biffo)

:-o

Paul Rose (Mr Biffo)

Cheers, Simon.

Paul Rose (Mr Biffo)

Huzzah!

Jeff King

The postcard videos have been some of my favorite Digi videos (and that is saying something because you've created some really excellent content). Reminded me of when my grandparents passed away and we cleaned out their house that they had been in for about 50 years. We found that my grandpa had stashed some saucy old postcards about the house that he had received from some of his mates. He had squirreled them away all over the place, probably because my gran would have chucked out the lot had she found them. She would NOT have found them amusing! Gave us a laugh thinking about him furtively hiding his hiding his prize collection of ridiculous old postcards from Gran.

Simon Lee Tranter

So good! I genuinely think this is one of the best videos you've put out. Great to see Silvio the Sicilian Fly crossing over from BYAMPOD to Digi. I hope he'll become a regular guest. Right, I'm off to check on my bread position...

Matt Kimber (Timberwolf)

I've been to Snooper's Paradise a load of times without ever once realising what it was called. Because those old postcards often used the most utterly mundane subjects imaginable (There's at least one "Long Ditton: Printers Shop and Newsagent" postcard somewhere out there) the big boxes of them are popular with people looking for vintage photography of local areas. My dad managed to find one of his house once.

Chris Bell

My mum is barred from there for arguing with the owner about the price of their stuff...

Leighton Pritchard

There is only Gweedana. All hail Gweedana.

Geoffrey Easton

This is making it hard to eat dinner - so funny!

Kathy Holloway (Silph)

Ok the bread position animation is second only to omelette ants in my affections.

Dave Graves

Anyone got any Vera's? Laaaaaavely. Fascinating topic this week. Really enjoying it. Guisborough is up near Middlesbrough on the edge of the North York Moors (the X on the cliff). Used to have a grammar school until 1971.