Thursday Postcard Hunt - Food and Drink
Food and Drink is October's theme for Thursday Postcard Hunt.
This first week will be Fruits and Vegetables.
1945 linen
1941
Aroostook is a county in Maine. It produces about 90% of Maine's potato crop, much of it "new" potatoes.
Cabbages sure grow big in Alaska! The only thing I like cabbage in is potstickers.
Passion fruit on a Postcrossing card from Brazil. The sender included a recipe for, not passion fruit, a "famous" drink made with Brazilian rum!
Next week: Sweets and/or Desserts
Yes, there are so many Florida oranges postcards! The Brazilian card is so pretty. I recently tried passionfruit juice and discovered I don't like it very much.
ReplyDeleteI haven't had an opportunity to try passionfruit or the juice. The fruit looks kind of... well, icky!
DeleteI am afraid there is not any vegetable I don't like to eat!
ReplyDeleteRegarding postcards, those vintage orange postcards are gorgeous. But the potatoes (so many!) and the cabbage (so big!) are really impressive.
Really! There are quite a few vegetables and fruit I won't eat!
DeleteWe used to have some old orange crates with the farm labels on them. When I was a kid. From back when the area I live in was more agricultural (which was before we moved to the area, way before I was born).
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards. That cabbage is huge!
ReplyDeleteI love these old postcards. We have a rich history where I live (Orange County) with all the orange and avocado crate labels. They've become very collectable.
ReplyDeleteWow that potato field seem to go into infinity. Love new potatoes and indeed cabbage although I couldn't handle that giant.
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