via a Round Robin from Xiru. It has been a while ago that I received a card from Brasil via a Round Robin.

! And it is totally different then the ones I received before and a great new stamp as well! It is nice to know that people really think and care about what they send to you! The same experience with alivemary :) It is not so bad to see the same people in the Round Robins :) Anyway, this card shows the Lagao Manguaba.
but they are different every time and I like the fact to recieve so many different cards from the same country! This one was send via the Netherlands RR by Mconceicao. It shows the Gruta Reo do Mato and it must be a beautiful place to see in real!
. The day before I received this card, I receive a card from the same UNESCO site as well via the UNESCO but the cards a very different and I like them both! It must be beautiful there.
The park shares with Iguazú National Park in Argentina one of the world’s largest and most impressive waterfalls, extending over some 2,700 m. It is home to many rare and endangered species of flora and fauna, among them the giant otter and the giant anteater. The clouds of spray produced by the waterfall are conducive to the growth of lush vegetation.
with a very funny name Pindamonhangaba. I don't know how the pronounce it. The card has travelled a distance of 9,653 Kms in 13 days! It shows the Foz Fo Iguacu, what must be beautiful to see in real! It is an UNESCO site.

and shows us a different part of Sao Paulo than the first card. This is the park 'Ibirapuera'. It looks like a beautiful park! This card has completed this group for me!
. It is my second card from Brasil and this time from another city; Sao Paulo.
. It is the 12th country I received via officials. The card has travelled a distance of 9,543 Kms in 9 days. I like it that there was some Dutch on the card! The card is beautiful and shows us the famous Chris statue of Rio de Janeiro.