I was long wondering what to do with those ad cards I got from Brazil. They're blank and I don't really like them, but in the end I decided to keep them. First, because I could never throw a postcard away and second, because they're still an example of a culture, of ads in Brazil.

This is Campina Grande, the second largest city in the Brazilian state Paraíba. It's more than two thousand kilometres away from Rio de Janeiro (just so you have an idea of how large that country is). The picture on the upper left shows the Museo do Algodao, the one next to it the Maria Fumaca. At the bottom is a panoramic view of the city.

This is the stadion in Sao Paulo, Brazil.

Florianopolis

Florianopolis is located in the south of Brazil.

Campos Do Jordao

Funny how this city in Brazil reminds me of home. Campos Do Jordao was founded by immigrants from Switzerland and is one of the few places in Brazil where it snows in winter.

Aracaju

A sunset postcard from Aracaju in Brazil.

Joinville

Joinville in Brazil looks like a very peaceful place.