What is the most atractive stamp in your passport?
Jan 4th, 2006, 04:47 AM
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What is the most atractive stamp in your passport?
It seems I am not the only one who likes to hold on to my old passport because of memories. I have many interesting stamps but two the most attractive are one from Galapagos Islands and the other from the Seychlles.
What are the most atractive stamps in your passport? From what country? How long did you stay there and did you enjoy your trip?
What are the most atractive stamps in your passport? From what country? How long did you stay there and did you enjoy your trip?
Jan 4th, 2006, 05:07 AM
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I'm like you, Pat...I love to go back to those old passports and reminisce over stamps, trips, dates of travel, etc.
I would have to say the most attractive that I have is from the island of Saba in the Dutch West Indies (aka "The Unspoiled Queen"). We travel there about once or so a year for a long weekend when we have to get off our own "rock."
I would have to say the most attractive that I have is from the island of Saba in the Dutch West Indies (aka "The Unspoiled Queen"). We travel there about once or so a year for a long weekend when we have to get off our own "rock."
Jan 4th, 2006, 04:13 PM
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Awww, Faina, well how cool is that?!?
Questions concerning my passport should be more along the lines of which ones are legible? Which is darkest? I can barely read some of my stamps
and clearly do I remember when they went in thinking darn it, it's too light and then it's going to fade! The cutest appears to be from Salzburg--there's a tiny plane in the upper right hand corner. The Salzburg airport has my favorite curb side sign that reads Kiss and Fly--I took a picture of it but it is MIA if anyone has a copy. The heavy hand award goes to the agent working the Bermuda desk. All of our European travel to date came when my husband was stationed at Lakenheath, UK for two summers--a lot of times upon entry to another country, either by plane or auto, we didn't have our passports stamped until the return so there are quite a few from Dover, Stansted and Gatwick which is not very telling. Thank goodness for photo albums!
Great thread!
Questions concerning my passport should be more along the lines of which ones are legible? Which is darkest? I can barely read some of my stamps
and clearly do I remember when they went in thinking darn it, it's too light and then it's going to fade! The cutest appears to be from Salzburg--there's a tiny plane in the upper right hand corner. The Salzburg airport has my favorite curb side sign that reads Kiss and Fly--I took a picture of it but it is MIA if anyone has a copy. The heavy hand award goes to the agent working the Bermuda desk. All of our European travel to date came when my husband was stationed at Lakenheath, UK for two summers--a lot of times upon entry to another country, either by plane or auto, we didn't have our passports stamped until the return so there are quite a few from Dover, Stansted and Gatwick which is not very telling. Thank goodness for photo albums!Great thread!
Jan 4th, 2006, 04:54 PM
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I just posted on the Latin America board: I don't have any stamps that are particularly interesting, but DH has a 1977 stamp from the Kingdom of Jordan with the profile of a young King Hussein. Cool!
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Jan 5th, 2006, 03:33 AM
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Hi Vegas, DH was sent there TDY two consecutive summers (2002 & 2003) so we lived on base in quarters. What a joy it was to hear the roar of the F-15s. Never in my life have I been so up close and personal with those planes! I absolutely loved it there--everything but the odors from the pig farm--wooeeee! 
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