I received yesterday this postcard from Canada, through the Postcrossing site. "Cowboy culture" is written on the back. Hmm... Nothing to do with VQR Postal Project, or is this a sign?
Cowboy culture
I received yesterday this postcard from Canada, through the Postcrossing site. "Cowboy culture" is written on the back. Hmm... Nothing to do with VQR Postal Project, or is this a sign?
Creamy Swiss from the USA
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| Sent by Raphael'L (the USA) |
VQR that arrived inside this amazing (un peu sponsorisé) envelope:
Tenery from Hungary
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| Sent by Micu (Hungary) |
I love these round boxes of cheese even if there is not the VQR on them. In fact, the first one of these postcards I sent belonged to a different brand (I will post it later). It is amazing to check that ALWAYS appears a cow on the box!
This cow arrived glued to this nice envelope (which contained also this):
Mini Babybel
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| Sent by Micu (Hungary) |
Have you realised that the VQR also appears in the Mini Babybel cheese? This brand belongs to the same corporation. But the VQR doesn't appear always on Babybel packs (?!).
Mix VQR from the Netherlands
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| Sent by Heleen (the Netherlands) |
With this one I learned that there are mix packets of VQR wedges, with four different tastes! I had never seen them before. And I like the colours. And that in Dutch she is De lachende koe, but it seems that people know her with her French name. I wonder if it is the same in the rest of countries.
Did you realise that on the first VQR postcard from the Netherlands it was write 8 puntjes, and in this one 8 portions? Well, I suppose you didn't because I am the only one who looks so attentively to the VQR packets...
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