As an Alberta resident, that is definitely not how our postal system operates, unfortunately.
Ash is correct, they alternate between letters and numbers.
Also regarding lighthouses we’re pretty landlocked ?
I appreciate you exploring all possibilities though. What about an American zip code? In New York or otherwise? I’m unsure how they work.
Us zip codes are 5 digits primarily. Unfortunately 10622 isnt used anywhere.
Could be an address.
I tried looking at Aberdeen (can get as far as AB10), but the closest I can find a lighthouse is in AB11 (and still can’t figure out the last few numbers).
Also tried looking into grid reference maps, but doesn’t look like AB is a letter pair used, and there’re either too many or two few numbers.
I did a little google earlier…if you search for it as a US zipcode, you get the place in Malaysia that Ash mentioned
Since a lighthouse if sea-oriented, could the “she” be referring to a ship? Possibly the one Woolie was talking about in his flashback?
UK postcodes are an area code (one or two letters) and a number (one or two digits), then a number and 2 letters. Couple of examples; CA12 7QO or B2 6ND (both made up, with CA for Cardiff and B for Birmingham). With only 2 letters, this cannot be a UK postcode.
Okay, I’m back and just as perplexed as you guys. I’m working on a longer post, but the gist is that I think I finally found the A.G. shipment. I mean, I think I know where it is. But now I’m waiting for someone there to confirm it’s there, and that I can have it. Update very soon.
@Catherine I was wondering is the copy of Wuthering Heights your own or one you found in the office?
It’s mine! Picked it up from the Strand here in the city a few weeks ago.
The Strand is a very magiqal place, though…But I’d still lean towards it being given to you by our ghostie friend