This is the very first map card I have ever received. It features the beautiful outline of Pennsylvania, or more popularly known as The Keystone State.
According to Mr. Wiki:
Pennsylvania, which is also nicknamed The Keystone State, Quaker Star, Oil State or the State of Independence, is located in the Northeastern and Mid-Atlantic regions of the United States. The State capital is Harrisburg + the most populous cities include Philadelphia, Pittsburg, Allentown + Eerie.
It will be such a delight if I can collect map cards of all the 50 US States, it sure is a good way to learn a little about all those lovely states + to keep a little memento of each one stashed in my postcards envelope. Do let me know if you’re interested to swap with me, right? Just drop me a line thru my contact form. States in yellow means I’ve already got a postcard of that State in my collection.
1. Alabama (AL)
2. Alaska (AK)
3. Arizona (AZ)
4. Arkansas (AR)
This post was inspired by Postcard Enthusiast + Travelling Momma..
One of the many beautiful features of Palawan, dubbed as The Last Frontier, is the breathtaking + captivating Puerto Princesa Subterranean River National Park {PPSRNP} or simply, The Puerto Princesa Underground River, which is home to a very rich biodiversity conservation area in our country. With an 8.2 kilometer navigable underground river, it was once reputed as the world’s longest. One of its most distinguished features is winding into a cave before directly flowing into the South China Sea. It also has major stalactites + stalagmites formation + is home to a very diverse animal specie, including 9 different bat specie. The park also boast of the centuries-old sea cow relic found embedded in one of its walls.
I’ve got this card when we visited Zoobic Safari on my Jared’s birthday. Although it was costly compared to the usual cards I normally buy, this one is just fascinating since this is actually the first time I’ve seen a hologram postcard. The hind legs of the tiger moves as you switch the cards position, cool, right? Although, I have no plans of sending this for personal swaps, I have got a perfect way to use this card, as a freebie on my travel blog. Check out the details on my travel blog’s very first giveaway post. I look forward to your entries, right? 🙂
I wish I’d bought another one for me to keep as part of my collection, but imagining the delight of the person who will win this once the giveaway ends is enough to put a smile on my own face. I will just keep the photograph as its memento.
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