Apples of Avalon

The word "Avalon" is from the British word lava, which means apple. Hence, Avalon is known as "The Island of Apples." An actual Avallon (note the alternate spelling) exists in Burgundy. taken from http://csis.pace.edu/grendel/projs993a/arthurian/avalon.htm

Aye, for this swap, ye shall send ye partner a lovely thing with an apple or apples on it. Green, golden or red, it matters not.

Be it stationery, deco tape, an ATC, or even a stuffie shaped like an apple, 'tis up to ye! Handcrafted, traded or bought, again, the choice be thine.

Review ye partners' profiles an' determine the perfect parcel to send.

Thou shall have 2 partners an' the swap is International.

Not a dollar/euro amount, as I am holding faithful that everyone will send out only what they truly would wish to receive.

I reserve the right to refuse any participant for reasons of me own, aye but if ye are refused, I shall tell ye why.

any queries may be addressed to my pm box please.