Written on the back of the post card is a lengthy message to Denny Lynch from Deanna from Maui to Pahrump.

Once known as Midway Point, pictured is The Lone Cypress in Pebble Beach, California. On the back the caption says, "MIDWAY POINT. This point is often called Lone Cypress Point. this is the most photographed and painted of all Monterey Cypress. Clutching to precarious footholds in the face of ocean gales, these trees lift their gnarled and twister branches, hung with rags of yellow moss, in grotesque postures. Once widely distributed over this section of the coast, they now make their last stand between Cypress Point, near Midway Point, and Point Lobos..."

Postcard of the "Hay Wagon, 1896," showing a lifelike doll hanging from a tree. On the back it reads, "HANGMAN'S TREE...." with an additional description that was not digitized.