St. Fiacre, patron saint, gardeners, French hermit, Irish descent, 670 Postcard for Sale

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St. Fiacre, patron saint, gardeners, French hermit, Irish descent, 670 Postcard:
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St. Fiacre, the patron saint of gardeners, was a French hermit of Irish descent, born in 670 A.D. This historical figure is celebrated for his connection to gardening and is often depicted in statues, such as the one found at Cypress Gardens. The statue of St. Fiacre was sculptured in Florence, Italy and is considered one of the youngest likenesses of him in the United States. It is fascinating to see how this ancient saint continues to be honored in modern times.The postcard also mentions a visit to Helen, Georgia, a charming town known for its Bavarian-style architecture and annual Oktoberfest celebration. The sender of the postcard expresses regret for missing Alma, Ohio, but promises to visit on the way back to Helen. It is clear that the writer is enjoying a leisurely trip, taking in sights along the way and planning future visits to different locations. The mention of upcoming plans to visit Haven and Helbert adds to the sense of adventure and exploration.The postcard is signed by Margaret Latham, who expresses love and promises to visit soon. The personal touch of the message adds warmth and nostalgia to the communication. It is interesting to think about the journey Margaret is on, traveling from one location to another and making memories along the way. The postcard serves as a reminder of the importance of staying connected with loved ones, even when miles apart.