🇱🇨 After a long break the postal service of Saint Lucia has released a set of 4 stamps. The issue commemorates the 40th anniversary of the island's Independence from The United Kingdom. I do not yet know the date of issue but Independence Day is celebrated there on 22 February and so it is reasonable to assume that the date of issue was 22 February 2019. It is a very attractive set and among other subjects two local birds are depicted on two of the stamps. Rating:- *****.
"Once a solemn and silent parade of veterans, today Anzac Day belongs to all New Zealanders as we acknowledge the human cost of war and share in a sense of pride in the collective deeds of those who served".
I wonder why the captions on the St Lucia flower stamp are in French?
ReplyDeleteIn Saint Lucia I believe that the locals speak Creole having been ruled by France for longer than some other British Caribbean colonies were. The National flower there is the rose so I guess the locals call it La Rose in Creole.
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