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| Marakabei |
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| Frog, flower and and football stamps |
Received from Hape from Teyateyaneng.
Lesotho produces around 90% of its own electrical power.
I plan on adding written and stamped postcards from each stamp-issuing territory, and listing unusual facts and maps for each of them. When complete I will hold a lottery and travel to some randomly selected countries. Then this blog will change to a travel one.
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| Marakabei |
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| Frog, flower and and football stamps |
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| The Qiloane Falls |
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| Frog, flower and and football stamps |
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| Luanda Bay |
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| Traditional ceramic stamps |
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| Views of Cape Town |
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| Dinosaur stamp |
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| Hippopotamus |
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| "All the stars in heaven" and rhinoceros WWF stamps |
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| Maseru, capital of Lesotho |
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| Mothoko and 'mametsana stamps |
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| Mahealea Lodge and pony trek Centre |
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| 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa and Bubbling Kassina stamps |
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| Victoria Falls |
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| Blacksmith Plover |
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| Safari |
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| Bird stamp |
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| Namib Desert |
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| Bird stamp |
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| Makhaleng Valley |
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| Stamps showing Moonyane and Mothokho |