Kihm Winship lives, works, walks and writes in Skaneateles, N.Y. An unfocused generalist, his passions include tea, incense, bells, illustration, polo, cheese, chess, sumo, the post office, and postcards that relate to any of them. A copywriter for the past 32 years, he is also published in newspapers and magazines, including All About Beer, Log Home Living and Urban Dog. He is the author of Skaneateles: The Character and Characters of a Lakeside Village, as well as The Adirondack Run, a graphic novel with illustrator Scott Ouderkirk (pictured above on the left, Kihm on the right, in a photo by Susan Burch), and a novel, Having a Wonderful Time, available on Kindle. You can find his writing and links to all his blogs at faithfulreaders.com.
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I saw your photo of Eric Tyrrell-Martin’s wife on the Internet. He was my great Uncle and I am researching the family. Do you have other photos?
Alas, I have no more photos. They were a beautiful couple.
What a lovely blog you have, and a most interesting and entertaining set of postcards.
Thank you!