Heleen received more postcards than the 'postcrossing wall' was able to carry. Also she received - and sent - postcards besides postcrossing cards. Where to collect them? Well, here, of course! Heleen ontving méér kaarten dan op de 'postcrossing wall' pasten. Ook ontving en stuurde zij kaarten buiten postcrossing om. Maar waar moesten die kaarten nu verzameld worden? Nou, hier, natuurlijk.
dinsdag 23 oktober 2012
Out: to Sri Lanka
Verstuurd naar Ravindra in Sri Lanka, die net als ik van treinen houdt.
Op deze kaart een schilderij (ja, echt!) van Charles Burki, 'station Rotterdam CS'.
Sent to Ravindra in Sri Lanka, who, same as I do, likes trains.
This card shows a painting (yes, really!) of the central railwaystation in the city of Rotterdam, made by Charles Burki (1909-1994).
Labels:
airplane,
art,
Charles Burki,
out,
painting,
postage stamps,
railway station,
Rotterdam,
Sri Lanka,
the Netherlands,
trains,
windmills
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Wow, it looks like a real picture, how amazing.
BeantwoordenVerwijderenIt's cool you matched the theme of the postcard with the stamp:) And I think the stamp with windmills is very nice.
BeantwoordenVerwijderenI had in an email your comment about dropje but can't find it under the post. Weird. So anyway I wanted to let you know that I watched the youtube video and reactions of my friends to salmiakki were more abrupt than that of the Japanese guy:P And your dropje is much bigger that salmiakki! Scary;P
BeantwoordenVerwijderenI cannot find back my comment either... Weird indeed.
BeantwoordenVerwijderenFunny that you think the dropje scary ('funny' because 'we' think this an ideal size so we can enjoy them for longer time :-)
No worries: we also have small ones, which look like the package of salmiakki, we call them 'wybertjes'. (looking for an example on the internet I see there's even a complete weblog on dropjes... See for the wybertje: http://nederdropje.blogspot.nl/2010/09/wybert-original.html !..)