The April Mailbag starts off in Mornington, Victoria with a statue of a young girl posting a letter and ends with a 108 year old Chinese woman showing us how to paint. Plenty to see, plenty to learn in this great world of ours.

Our January mailbag includes items about "pigion post", a war horse, a little known hobby practised by John Lennon, a Banksy work that saved jobs. But best of all a video on The Pantanel. Image: Pigeon Post by Miklós Barabás (en.wikipedia.org)

Dec Mailbag No 2 sees reindeer working for the postal service & guidelines for drawing a reindeer. Jane responds to some past posts & Julie has found a newly painted silo. We conclude with a "Starry, Starry Night!" Image credit: kihm5.wordpress.com

The mailbag opens with a visual record of the evolution of Saint Nick to Santa, followed by a 1925 "letter to Santa". Plus more on shearing, "Found" by Tom Roberts has been found, John Wylie catches up with artist Paul Whitehead and enjoy Contemporary Indigenous Fashions. Credit: theguardian.com

Our mailbag includes running a post office in Antarctica, an exh. of Marion Mahony Griffin works, a Bendigo exh. celebrating First Nation artists, words from subscribers about connections between artists & meet another Capability Brown. Image: UK Antarctica Heritage Trust PO Credit: bbc.com

The mailbag includes: information about two Australian artists - Kevin McKay and Susan Dorothea White, more about Canadian artist Emily Carr and her animals, some woodwork, some Spoonvilles, a bit of architecture & sunrise over the UK coast. Image: australiapostcollectables.com.au

Two mailbags this month. We travel to enjoy "art" from Hampstead Heath in London, to Canada, to Rainbow in Victoria, listen to a piece of music composed by Ann Wyeth, see a C17th lock and much, much more.

In the second mailbag for August we bring you a newly discovered Australian painter - Clarrie Cox; some painted ceramics from Bendigo and a Holyland museum from Los Angeles. Image: visitvictoria.com.au

Our August Mailbag No 1 is brought to you by Norway and their stamp which won the most beauitful stamp in the world for 2019. It was designed by Viggo Ree. Also in the bag: Qantas 747 last flight, Bendigo new law courts, a Paul Whitehead award winning painting. (Image: tnp.no)