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Not an exciting note to re-start on.
This one was started by Australian photographer Richard Simpkin. He 
writes/illustrates books about "Australian Legends". He would send a 
proposal by mail, and was always thrilled when he got a letter signed by 
one of his legends.
If you're interested, there's also a National [USA] Letter-Writing Day 
(7 December).
I like the idea, but I was never much good at letter writing, even when 
you had no choice; so I won't be much help in reviving the "lost art". 
I'll stick to postcards.