I got this postcard from Marz Ruby blog author of Postcard Enthusiast. Thank you so much marz, I never get around to post all the postcards i got from you including this one until now. I guess time to make some updates here.
Amid the majestic mountain range of Mount Pulag National Park, man stands mesmerized its sharply rolling peaks outlined the profile of the Grand Cordillera Central revealing the highest peak in Luzon, located within the Philippine Cordillera Mountain Range.
The National Park covers an area of 11,550 hectares, hosting endemic inhabitants of rich diversity – the Philippine Brown Deer, Northern Luzon Giant Cloud Rat and the Luzon Pgymy Fruit Bat; dwarf bamboo plants, ferns, lichens and moss, a pine forest upon rocky slopes, marked by crystal waters. As we strive to lead the way in renewable energy, EDC takes to heart a humble reverence for the grandeur of God’s creation, and our role as responsible stewards of this great wealth.
Information found at the back of the postcard.
Oh my, it’s been ages already since the last time I participated the postcard meme. This postcard was from Kat of Mom’s Place, Davao. I love the glossy and colorful look of the dance outfit.
This is a Cultural Dance showing how Igorot women use claypots filled with water as they wind up and down the mountain trail.
Photo By: Pacita Tiong
Best of the Island Photo Contest
March 19, 1997
I’ve been very lazy posting postcard lately and to think I still have a bunch right here in the box that I need to post and share. I haven’t organized yet all my postcards. I just dumped them in the box all together. Anyway, here’s another map postcard that Hazel of Roving Keepsake. Thank you so very much Haze, most of my map postcards were coming from you. I am not sure anymore of I can complete my map postcards collection. It’s hard to send postcards on the mail during this cold season. I don’t have a driver because my husband’s work schedule sort of hectic and I have no plans of walking more that 2 miles under the freezing temperature.
State Bird – Robin
State Flower – Wood Violet
State Tree – Sugar Maple
State Fish – Muskellunge
I want to thank Hazel for the Iowa map postcard. As much as I want to collect map postcard of 50 state, it seems like it’s impossible because I have limited friends all over US. Thank to Hazel because she has access to all this map as they travel to this place once in a while. Hope you can visit her blog Roving Keepsake and leave a message or two.
Greetings from Iowa:
The nation 29th state. Admitted into the Union December 28, 1846. It encompasses 56,290 square miles. The state flower is the wild rose and the state bird is the Eastern Goldfinch.
Iowa is a state located in the Midwestern United States, an area often referred to as the “American Heartland”. It derives its name from the Ioway people, one of the many American Indian tribes that occupied the state at the time of European exploration.Article source:Wikipedia
