On average 99% of the postcards postcrossers receive throught the forums are from dear Jo (JOinHanoi in the forums). Where is the remaining 1%? It is the last card below.
This is one of the first cards I had received from Jo for France X World RR, Group 100. I had to look back to understand what was on the card and really surprised (and a bit embarassed) to learn that they were rice terraces of Sapa.
The second card, showing the floating market at Phung Hiep - Can Tho was for October 2009 RR from Jo.
The third card showing a scenery from a festival for rural works in Sapa was for March 2010 RR and again from Jo.
The last card from Jo shows one of 54 ethnic minorities of Vietnam: Bac Ha Kermis in the northwest. This one was for Turkey X World RR, Group 29.
The fianl Vietnamese card for today was from hootnoodle for Alphabet RR, group E: E for Earthenware.
This is one of the first cards I had received from Jo for France X World RR, Group 100. I had to look back to understand what was on the card and really surprised (and a bit embarassed) to learn that they were rice terraces of Sapa.
The second card, showing the floating market at Phung Hiep - Can Tho was for October 2009 RR from Jo.
The third card showing a scenery from a festival for rural works in Sapa was for March 2010 RR and again from Jo.
The last card from Jo shows one of 54 ethnic minorities of Vietnam: Bac Ha Kermis in the northwest. This one was for Turkey X World RR, Group 29.
The fianl Vietnamese card for today was from hootnoodle for Alphabet RR, group E: E for Earthenware.
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