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Description
This postcard present two images flanking a poem about California. The images are of the California Incline and Palisades in Santa Monica and of the moonlit ocean. The poem reads: California The Beautiful. One the shores of California / The sweetest breezes blow, / 'Tis here the fairest flowers bloom, / The brightest sunsets glow. / 'Tis here in sweet Tranquility / And Balmy summer air / That we are free from frost and storm / And Eastern wintry care. On reverse: "March 24-27. Dear Helen I am sending your ? Frank. I know how you love to get it. We are enjoying every moment and we all(?) like Calif. Hope you get to see it some day Love Mary Frank. every thing is in bloom ? tier af? and all flowers in bloom and all trees in garden. Fresh all time We see we have an old german next to us has a garden. he gives me ? onions each day he spent ? it for lait(?) time. Love to annette."
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