Croatia: Slavonija

Received a card with no ID today - well, that's a first. Hope I'll get to know who's the sender soon.

Today's card is a multiple view from Croatia showing some very beautiful nature views and also men in traditional costumes.

Thank you!

Russia: One more Pushkin Card

I decided to become more or less active in the Round Robin section of the Postcrossing Forum, so I started a Sweets RR, join if you like sending and receiving different tasty things from other countries.

Now one more card from the reprints Pushkin series (got two so far). Sorry for the bad picture quality. ^^

Moscow, 1899. 

UK: Towcester and Birthday Greetings

May be a bit late with posting, but today's two postcards are the ones I got as a present for my birthday. Thank you once again!

Greece: Views

I decided to post this four view card from Greece, because it's very beautiful. Never been to Greece before, but looking at this postcard really want to.

Chile: Wooden Churches

And here's another 'missing country', the one I received this (or was it already yesterday's) morning.
Shows different churches of Chile, all of them are wooden. And very beautiful.

P.S. Just noticed - I have my very first follower! Welcome! :]

Mexico: view card

Something from the old postcards I received. This one came even before I got into Postcrossing.

Spain: Barcelona

Another multiple view card, this time my first card from Spain.

Poland: Pszczyna

A card from Damian who loves music.

Germany: Maintal

A card from Nicole from Maintal.
Maintal is a small town in the near of Frankfurt.

Finland: Lahti

A cute multiple view card from Pauliina, Finland showing her birthtown.
The most fascinating thing about this postcard is the handwriting of Pauliina. It's so beautiful (but can't show you, so just trust my words).

Finland: Mikkeli

A multiple view from Seija, Finland. Has a very cute fairy stamp on the other side.
The card shows the marketplace, two museums and a sightseeing tower.

Estonia: First postcard in the official postcrossing collection

I've started swapping postcards through postcrossing somewhere in mid April 2010 and got quite addicted to it. Here I would like to present my first ever card in the project.
Surprisingly, came very fast from our neighbor country - Estonia.