When I was a little kid, this is one of my favorite roadside attraction ~ a car-drawn cart by a native merchant peddling native crafts normally made of wood + bamboo. I particularly liked those little chairs that we call in our vernacular as bangkitos which my mum normally used while doing the laundry. Nowadays, I rarely see these carts, that is why it delighted me to spot one in the neighborhood a few weeks back. I will be sure to show it to my little man the next time it comes around.
This particular postcard was sent to me by fellow Postcrossing Enthusiast member, Edge, + he wrote
Mabuhay, kabayan! Here’s the card that you requested for the swap. May it find its way to you in no time. Have a great day!
It did find its way to me in no time + it sure did make my day, too! Thanks! 🙂
This is my share for this week’s Postcard Perfect + thought the brown native crafts also deserve a spot at Thursday Brownies…
awww! poor cow, hope he/she can have a rest and pamper with lots of food after 🙂 visiting from Thursday Brownies, hope that you can return the visit too.
I would love to buy that basket and lamp! Haven’t seen a merchant for the longest time selling products like these. Nice shot!
i wish i can take photos like this, but it is actually a postcard i got from one of my postcrossing friends 🙂
environment friendly yan, no gas at all! 😛
that is so true…^_^
That is a beautiful postcard:)
Visiting for TB! Here’s mine- hope you can stop by:)
http://www.mommys4seasonsjourney.com/2012/01/amarige-de-givenchy-perfume.html
Wow! that’s my uncle junior! iv been looking for that postcard mula noong may nakita akong ganyan sa national bookstore. Can you email me that pic? Thanks