вторник, 25 ноември 2008 г.

Ulm on Danube


Great postcard with view of Danube and some interesting buildings.

Amsterdam



The Forbidden City


This postcard is sent from Finland, but it's also my first postcard from Beijing!

вторник, 18 ноември 2008 г.

Camus Bay in Connemara, Irland


Great picture - I love it!, and also one new stamp from Germany in my collection.

Tasmania



Rottnest Island - a skyview



Great donkeys from Portugal!

Strange, but the sender is a 33 y.o. man.

"Desolate Wintry Scene"


вторник, 4 ноември 2008 г.

Green!



Green is my favorite color by the way :) and the postcard is much nicer than it looks here!

An unique number!



The ID of this postcard is MY-12345 which is realy a nice surprise. I didn't beleive the building on the postcard is a railway station in Kuala Lumpur- it looks like some kind of a small palace :) The stamp is with a view from the space programe. Unfortenatly, the postcard arrived very damaged, but I like it very much.

Postcard from Nova Bystrice



A private swap from Czech Republic with coats of armes and nice view from the square. There are hockey players on the stamps for the 100 anniversary of the czech hockey.

My first and may will be only one postcard from Aruba



I'm so glad that I have a postcard from Aruba now! I didn't know this language - papiamento and I like not only the postcard but also the recepy for baked bananas on its back and the stamp with some kind of building looking like a church or something like that. So, thank you very much, Carolien! Ayo :)

вторник, 28 октомври 2008 г.

Todaiji Temple in Kyoto, Japan

Todaiji Temple in Kyoto, Japan

This card is from a user from USA, but it's a Japanese card, so I'll tag Japan!

Mercado de las Flores

Cuenca - Ecuador

Finaly I have a postcard from Ecuador! I'm so happy about it! Thanks Paola!

Unfortenatly the stamps are one above the other and they look so nice :9

Brussels


La tour japonaise - The japanese tower in Brussels from the world exhibition in Paris in 1900. The tower was bought by the belgium king Leopold II and moved to Brussels in 1904.