In a minute I’ll pop to the mailbox to post two official cards: one to Finland and one to the USA. That makes my traveling cards: Finland: 2 and USA: 2

And the total amount of sent and received cards:
Finland: S:9 - R:4
VS: S:3 - R:1
Brasil: S:1 - R:0
Czech Republic: S:1 - R:0
Germany: S:0 - R:2
Estonia: S:0 - R:1
Japan: S:0 - R:1

This is Pargas, a little town in the South of Finland. It looks like a nice place!

This card is a wonderful card from a cool couple on a motorbike. I love this card!!! It’s from FInland by the way

And here’s antoher lovely card with autumn in Finland. This one has also a very sweet figure on front. (is that the famous Moomin?)

It’s autumn in Finland. This card shows a very common view on the Finnish woods. Beautiful!

This card comes from a very historical town in Germany. It’s an area full of castles and palaces as you can see on the pictures.

With every official Postcrossing card you send or receive, you get a line on your history map. Here’s mine so far:

The blue lines are from cards I received and the red ones I have sent.

The 4th official card made a long journey, it came from Japan! Ryock-cha send me this picture of a famous Japanese bridge and added beautiful traditional Japanese paper to the card:

The thrid offical card I received is from Germany. This is a picture from a typical German town, with framework houses.

From user Handur I received this handmade card from Finland. It was with some delicious tea from the Tea Tag. I am not so creative with scissors like Handur. Wow, respect!