Real postcards hardly show up in our mailboxes anymore, which is why getting one feels so special. I’m visiting the places I’ve made stories about and the ones I’m planning to make, and my first stop is Venice. If you enjoyed the story of Venice and want something small to hold onto, I’d be happy to send you one.

I’ll pick a postcard from a street vendor in Venice, write a short note on it, put on an Italian post stamp, and send it out while I’m still travelling in the area.

It’s an open postcard — no envelope, just like people used to send them in the old days.

Details:

• Handwritten postcard
• Picked from a street vendor in Venice
• Italian post stamp
• Open postcard (no envelope)
• Standard untracked mail

Delivery:

Google says international mail from Italy can take about 2–6 weeks, depending on where you are.

If you decide to get one, I hope it brightens your day when it lands in your mailbox.