When I fellow postcrosser and postcard enthusiast asked for a postcard swapped, she gave us a link to her postcards collection over at postcrossing. The vintage look and the lipsticks attracts me the most. Look so fabulous. I so love this.
I swapped postcard with Sheila of A Postcard a Day, a fellow postcrosser and blogger. Thank Sheila for this wonderful postcard.
Montauban (Tarn-et-Garonne – France)
A gem of a square in pink brick. Pride of Montauban’s heritage, the whole of the Place Nationale is a listed Historical Monument. Its double gallery surrounds all sides of the square and its pink brick buildings constructed by middle class merchants, have facades that present warm unity.
2011: PROJECT 200-201/365
It’s Postcard Friendship Friday once again and I’m sharing with these two postcard that I received from tsang Dhemz all the way from Texas- The Lone Star State. You can visit her blog at World Exploration if wish to swap postcard with her. Thank a bunch tsang for this beautiful cards. I still have so many postcards from you that I need to post soon.
Facts about Texas:
~ Official Texan dance is Square dance.
~ You can be legally married by publicly introducing a person as your husband or wife three times.
Information from the sender of this card.
I hope no one will get married three times though hehe.
RIVERWALK SAN ANTONIO TEXAS – A jewel of Texas. Photo by Smith-Southwestern, Inc.
Project 193/365
Got this postcard through postcrossing. It came from one of the postcrossing member from Portugal. This place Portugal mentioned in our Philippine history because of Ferdinand Magellan who was a Portuguese. Anyway, the image in the card is called Castelo De Vide.
According to source (Wikipedia)
Castelo de Vide is a municipality in Portugal with a total area of 264.9 km² and a total population of 3,780 inhabitants.The municipality is composed of 4 parishes, and is located in Portalegre District.
The present Mayor is António Manuel Grincho Ribeiro, elected by the Social Democratic Party.
The post stamps is quite attractive too. Bustos da Republica.
