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| 1953: Food Production |
Wheat is Australia's biggest grain crop
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| 1989: Food and Farming Year |
but possibly not the 700+ varieties the cheese loving UK like to tuck into and then there is the addition of imported cheeses. Never far away from a cheese board. Like all things moderation is recommended in a diet (not easy)
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| 1976: Healthy Eating |
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| 2003: Christmas at Sundborn. |
Start the day with a hearty breakfast This is called 'Martina with breakfast tray' a detail of a painting by Carl Larsson most loved by Swedes for his watercolours of family life around his home and garden Sundborn (now a museum). His muse was his wife Karin who had also trained as an artist but turned her talents to textile and interior design along with raising eight children.
Sunday Stamps theme -Food - come to the table at See It On A Postcard
6 comments:
I really like Larsson's painting, but also the Australian cow stamp is notable....
Lovely stamps, and I have heard of Larsson, but oh my 8 children!
I love sampling at cheese shops - I'm always so overwhelmed at the varieties! The Carl Larsson stamp is nice.
All these stamps but the British one are new to me, and I cannot say which one I like more.
Maybe the breakfast stamp... those must be among the best!
Like Violet, I love cheese samples, too! When I first arrived in Cambodia in 2000, I was surprised by the availability of different kinds of French cheeses. The large French population here is the main reason for this accessibility.
My food stamp is here.
I had the cow stamp too, but green. That is quite a loaded breakfast tray! That's fine by me, I like breakfast best. If I were to go out to eat I'd want to go for breakfast.
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