In My Mailbox (52)

I received seven postcards this week, which is a lot. And all from different countries, which is kind of unique. The first card came from Nürnberg, Germany. A "Lord of the Rings Card". I recently read "The Hobbit" so receiving this card is like perfect timing. I really like it.

Sent on: june 13th 2012
Received on: june 18th 2012
Distance: 409 km (254 miles)
Travel time: 5 days

Then I got this card from Milton, UK. It appears to be graffiti by a well known artist in the UK. It's a very special card.

Sent on: june 14th 2012
Received on: june 20th 2012
Distance: 625 km (388 miles)
Travel time: 6 days

From Minsk, Belarus I got this cute dog card. I love dogs, every dog, so i was really glad to find this one in my mailbox.

Sent on: june 13th 2012
Received on: june 20th 2012
Distance: 1,486 km (923 miles)
Travel time: 7 days

From Vehkalanti, Finland I got this multiview card. I like all the individual pictures, but not together. it's a bit crowded.

Sent on: june 13th 2012
Received on: june 21st 2012
Distance: 1,680 km (1,044 miles)
Travel time: 8 days

I got this lighthouse card from Guilford, Connecticut, USA. Postcards with lighthouses are on my wishlist, so this was very welcome. Kelley, the woman who send me the card, contacted me before she send it to make sure I didn't have a Connecticut card yet. Nice!

Sent on: june 16th 2012
Received on: june 22nd 2012
Distance: 5,868 km (3,646 miles)
Travel time: 6 days

I got this card from Pingdong City, Taiwan. I never saw anything like this before. It looks so strange, though cool.

Sent on: june 8th 2012
Received on: june 22nd 2012
Distance: 9,633 km (5,986 miles)
Travel time: 14 days

The last card this week came from Melbourne, Australia. I like all the earthy colors in this card. Keith, the sender, wrote a very nice quote on the back.

Sent on: june 2nd 2012
Received on: june 23rd 2012
Distance: 16,472 km (10,235 miles)
Travel time: 21 days

Thanks Glubberer (no way I could find this guys real name), Jennifer, Vera, Liisa, Kelley, Alice and Keith for the postcards!