Vintage Barbie

I am no Barbie fan and never owned one when I was little (I can’t remember if I ever played with a doll anyway..) but these Barbie vintage cards are sure brilliant! :D And these are self explanatory, too.

From Nowaglas the famous Captain :)

From RachelR. Who has left Postcrossing, I think. At least I sent underwear to her once :)

From Eleanorrigby the Underwear Queen. Who has also left the forum. Where on earth has she disappeared to these years and gave me hard time organizing this new underwear swap??

And what the hell do I mention underwear in this post for??

Well, Round #2 is closed now and you’ll regret for not joining, I tell you.

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Roma – Rome

Hi everyone, my name is Haris. I went to Rome, Italy with Valerie and she took this photo of me here to show off to imajica! :P

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AAAAAGH! Haris is hijacking my postcards blog again!! *mad* But hmmph, since I received a neat Rome postcard from Valerie, I’ll forgive him. And having said that, I guess I’ll just feature all Rome cards I have gotten so far as well…

From Octabis. Yes, Valerie is so sweet that she sent everyone of GTKY gang a card from Rome! This is a magnificent view of Ponte Sant’Angelo (Bridge of Hadrian) that was constructed during 134-139, and at the back is St Peter’s Basilica in Vatican City which was built in 1506. Pilgrims used to use this bridge to reach the basilica.

IT-18537 from Claudia. This is the Fontana del Moro (Fountain of Moro) which is one of the three fountains in the Piazza Navona (Navona Sqaure). It was designed by Giacomo della Porto and built in 1575. This piazza used to be the place where the Romans came to watch games and competitions, and its fountains have been featured in several film scenes.

From Mauclella. This right hand belongs to Costantine, the Emperor of the Roman Empire around year 300. See also his face and foot here.

From Muffins. The famous Colosseum!! This Roman Empire’s largest open-air theater was built in 70-80 AD where 68,000 people could sit inside and 5000 people standing. The Colosseum was used for gladiatorial games and battles, and approximately 500,000 people and over a million wild animals died in the Colosseum games!

From Iside82 with different views of the great Rome. Apart of the Colosseum and the St Peter’s cathedral, seen also here are The White Alton of the Nation (built in 1800) and the Tiberian Isle in the middle of Tevere River.

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Postcard Scavenger Hunt: Drying fish!

Apart of the Malaysian postcards sent by my fellow Malaysian Postcrossers in tags, I think I would also love to share with you some rare old postcards which I guess were published in the 1970s and 80s. I mean, I go to a shop where they sell some old postcards.. I can find many bulks of postcards with different pictures.. and suddenly I spot one card which is unique of its picture, I mean, there’s only ONE card there with that very picture.. I can’t find any other.. and of course it’s yellowed and old.. but to me this vintage card is a treasure!!! :D

So my first treasure here is a view in some fisherman village here in the East Coast. I am not sure if in other countries they do fish drying, but here dried salted fish seem to be crucial, as they can be kept for a very long time! Plus, they are always ready to fast-serve by either fry or grill.

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See more Fishy postcards of Postcards Scavenger Hunt at Postcardy’s!

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