I believe both HK and China versions were released in the USA.   I don't think the China versions are as common, but both can be found without too much trouble.

Maybe it's just random, but the China Sweetberry ponies I've run across seem to have yellowed more easily than the HK versions.   Could just be bad luck, but could also be a tell-tale factory difference.

I also have a China pat-pend and China non-pat-pend of Boysenberry/Blackberry Pie.  The middle pony's difference in color is somewhat due to yellowing, but the left and right ponies' shades of purple are definitely and obviously different.
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Perhaps a Wordpress site would work for you? Their free plan comes with 3 gigs of space which will probably be enough storage. I've been using their blog for years and love how much customization you can do with it.

If 3 gigs isn't enough, you could also get Backblaze's B2 in addition which is a basic and dirt cheap cloud storage that also lets you use it as an image host. You do need to be somewhat computer savvy to use it though.

Thanks -- I'll check out that Backblaze's B2 option.    I need more than 3gb of space.   I also have Microsoft Live OneDrive free with my account (I think it came with my Hotmail account or my work's Outlook account?)  It gives me 5gb and I think I can manage to post image links.   Let me try....

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Yep!   Cool    I just wish they had automatic code for clickable thumbnails.  That was really handy with Photobucket.

I second Imgur! I use Flickr for photos and Imgur for everything else. As long as you keep your images private and aren't using it for serious things, like a sales site or some place you're making money, its an excellent host. You can direct link images.

Any suggestions for those that would use their images for selling ponies? I don't mind paying a bit. I was spending about $40 a year on Photobucket's higher tier.   But I don't want to spend much more than that. 

NightGlider, is the other side of her head faded to that degree too? The side with the green eye?   

Well, that's just odd!   I would probably chalk it up to a factory error, since the other eye is green.

Except being in the EU means no passport stamp...and sometimes no passport either

I learn something new every day!  Last time I was in Europe, they still stamped individual countries within the EU. But it's been a very long time since I've visited.

You're more than welcome to scour my Pretty Parlor / Grooming Parlor albums.   If you're familiar with Photobucket, I'd recommend using the side menu to the left --- it shows ALL the international albums there.   
http://s7.photobucket.com/user/ashlyne/library/INVENTORY_G1/Pretty%20Parlors

Taffeta is correct -- there are so many slight differences between Peachy's that you kind of have to decide how picky you're going to be.   Does the slight difference in pink paint on the symbols matter to you?   Or the eye color?  Or shade of body? Or forelock length? Even the "squishiness" of the body can vary.  Some of it can be attributed to different batches, or the factory supplies that were available in that region or at that time. Some of it is environmental, exposure to sunlight, heat, and chemicals will change the appearance.  The factory could've had more than one hair threading machine. One machine could've been calibrated differently or needed a tune-up, which may have accounted for wider placement of plugs in the mane.  It's near impossible to tell sometimes if a Peachy is a specific variation, or if it's differences are a random result of production or environment exposure.   So you can go a bit mad with trying to find the absolute truth about all of them.

This is an old photo, before I went full-on crazy with collecting international parlors. But it gives you an idea of how slight the differences can be out there:
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You can prevent yourself from chasing after an army of Peachy's by limiting it to the obvious variations.   Italy, Macau, Brazil, and Greece produced a specific Peachy... possibly other countries.  Macau Peachy has lovely long hair, btw!  Spain had a no-country Peachy, and a piggy version too.   

More common variations are the Hong Kong ones:  Flat-Footed Peachy, Peachy with stamps on the front hooves only, stamps on all 4 hooves (very common), and this odd-ball one from a German Parlor with the front hoof stamps melted out:
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I don't think there was a Peachy made in China....  can anyone confirm this?