US - 26 july 2011

Anybody ever heard about the Bunny Suicides? I LOVE those cards. Seriously. This came from Kansas, USA. Awesome, I must say!

The stamps is one that seems to be on almost every letter/card from over there, but I still like it a lot.

USA - 18th of july 2010

This, my dear followers, is the last unposted postcrossing card I got to show you right now. Unless there are coming more cards soon you will have to get used to see more stamps and some other, random cards I got. Hope you all don't mind!

This card is from the US. It's showing Hawaii, which must be a beautiful place!



And then you gotta check out those stamps! I LOVE them! So cute and they are for the animal rescue, too. Very good :)



And then a goat. So cute! :)

Netherlands / USA - 3rd of may 2010

The card I received from the Netherlands was a tiny bit dissappointing at first, basically because it's Welsh! :P
The postcrosser, who send it to me, was on vacation there before. But nevertheless it's a beautiful card! Unfortunately, it doesn't say, where exactly this cross is standing.



Here's a Dutch stamp we all know :)



The card from the USA is AWESOME! I love those kinds of maps with typical things for the region or state! It's just a fact that that is my only card of this type so far :(



And another familiar stamp :)




Plus I posted a letter to Sweden today. Another one to Finland is still open, but it takes a bit more time to write in Finnish, still. :D

USA / Turkey / Russia - 4th of april 2010

The first of the three cards came from the USA, showing Crater Lake National Park. It must be such a beautiful place!



(I just realised I cut off half the card when scanning it. Oops. Well, you know what it looks like now anyway. The stamps is quite familiar, though. ;)




The card from Izmir is a picture that is a bit older but that's why it's even more lovely! It's showing tren station there. Unfortunately I can't say at which time. And sorry for the messed up scan. Somehow the scanner didn't want to!



On the stamp you can see Mustafa Kemal Atatürk.



The third card came from Russia, showing a typical Russian tree - the birch. The postcrosser also wrote a poem of A. Pushkin on the card for me. It was one about love.



And I have to say that I love those stamps. They are showing Moscow's and Astrachan's Kreml.

USA / Netherlands / Japan - 3rd of february 2010

That day I received three totally different cards from three different countries. The first one came from the USA, showing Petit Jean-mountain's waterfall. Must be a beautiful place!



And there is also the stamp that is showing quite a bit of nature. I really like it!



The second card came from the Netherlands and I'm a bit unsure what to say about it. I hope it's photoshopped or something :P



And here goes the stamp:



Card number three is from Japan. It shows Konuma-lake, located in Hokkaido. The card's title is 'Chorus', which I think is quite fitting. I love it!



The stamps are reaaaaally cute, too!

USA / France / Finland - 28th of december 2009

28th of december, right after Christmas. It almost felt like a bit of a christmas gift when I got THREE cards that day.

The first one came from the USA, showing a cute cat with... a lot of hair. :D



And goodness, how I love those Simpsons-stamps!!!



Card no. 2 came from France, showing one of the fleurs de montagne :) It's the Lis safrané (or Lilium croceum).



On the stamp you see René de Saint-Marceaux.



The card I got from Finland that day was definitely the cutest! I looooove the poem on there. It's so cute!



I wonder what kind of flower it is on this stamp, though. It looks nice!

USA - 22nd of september 2009

This is a very cool card from San Francisco, showing the Market street in the middle. Never been there but it would be fun to go!




The stamp is showing Grand Trenton National Park in Wyoming.

USA - 11th of august 2010

Totally unexpected I found this wonderful view in my mailbox today.



Take a look at the stamps. I love the different sorts you can get in the United States!




Plus: I made something for my analogue geocaching-log! So in case I loose it, my mail and username are in ther with a (actually just semi-)professional look. Yee-hah!