A poetic travel series of fictional and forgotten places, where nostalgia lingers like perfume and the skies whisper stories. Written by Bob Pardue, these dreamy letters explore lost cities, half-memories, and beautiful ruins — one postmark at a time.
Letters from Lost Cities: Edison’s Bluff A place where the glow of invention still hums in the fog Dear Traveler, If you ever find yourself drifting northeast in a dream—or on a map that flickers between memory and myth—you may stumble upon Edison’s Bluff. The locals say the lights have never gone out. Not once. […]
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Romantic Monet-Inspired Wall Art – A Love Letter from the Banks of the Seine From the series: Love Letters from Lost Cities In this collection, forgotten corners of the world speak through imagined letters as would be written by Claude Monet. Experience fragments of memory and longing wrapped in vintage art. This one was written
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Why Marfa Still Haunts Me — A Free Poster & Letter to Take With You There’s a strange hush in Marfa, Texas — something that lingers long after the wind has blown the dust from your boots. Maybe it’s the way the light falls, as if the desert is holding its breath. Maybe it’s the
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In this edition of Letters from Lost Cities, we drift through the desert hush of Marfa Texas, where silence bends light and time feels like an unfinished poem. Letter from Lost Cities: Marfa, Texas – A Town That Forgot the Sky Dear Stranger, They say the stars hang lower here, but I think it’s