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)

The mail today includes: how to make a work of art from a crack in the pavement, turning your house into an art gallery, a little Klimt, a little doggie art, silos & videos on Fortuna Villa in Bendigo, Victoria. . Image: Postman Jon Matson delivers the mail in fancy dress (bbc.com)

We deliver the June mail with an eye towards mail delivered by rail in Georgia, USA; the Cream Town shop, an artist's "shed" and videos exploring Fortuna Villa. Plus a little more. Image: a mural of the "Early Service and Construction of Railroads (Georgia Post Office) (Smithsonian)

Our mailbag painting today is by Henri de Toulouse Latrec and the post brings compliments from one subscriber, a remarkable photo of a bee by Colin Morris, and a video about bees and types of honey.