U.S.A. - Connecticut - 12.11.1962

Connecticut is an Indian term meaning 'upon a long river'.  The State Flower is the Mountain Laurel, the Bird is the Robin, the Tree is the White Oak, and the Motto is 'Qui Transtulit Sustinet'  -  He who Transplanted still Sustains.

Greetings from Old Greenwich, Conn.

c/o  G. Nelson, Gregory Road, Cos Cob, Connecticut - 12.11.1962

Dear Timmy,

     Puzzle, find the inkspot.  We are just round the corner from Greenwich.  There is a trout stream just across the road where Bob, the son in this household, fishes, it's really a lovely part of the world.

     Love Nan

c/o  G. Nelson, Gregory Road, Cos Cob, Connecticut - 12.11.1962

Dear Mer,

     This is the sort of Autumn colouring I've been seeing all across the country.  Here, there is very little green left.  Have they got a doll yet in Australia that repeats everything you say to it?  Iv'e only seen it on T.V. but it is really something.

     Love Nan.

c/o  G. Nelson, Gregory Road, Cos Cob, Connecticut - 12.11.1962

Dear Fish ( Nick),

     I hope you like pictures of boats.  There are just lots and lots of boats around here.

     Love Nan