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Another one from Jaime and Johnny... thank you very much!
Description: On August 13, 1896, Butch Cassidy and his gang held up the Montpelier, Idaho Bank for 7, 165.00 dollars. This was the first robbery credited to Butch Cassidy and "The Wild Bunch". This photo was taken in Forth Worth, Texas after robbing a Winnemucca, Nevada Bank.

Postcard from Russia

Bolshoe spasibo, Irina!

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Another one from Jaime and Johnny. Thank you very much! :-)

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Very, very beautiful... thank you so much Alexa!

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Thank you very much Amy! 

Postcard from Singapore

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Thank you so much Jaime and Johnny! :-)

Postcard from the U.S.

Postcard from Finland

My first card from Finland! It shows the Uspenski cathedral in Helsinki.

Postcard from the Netherlands

Second card from the Netherlands... a favorite! (It's amazing that people actually read the Postcrossing profiles...)

Postcard from Germany

Chief Garfield- Jicarilla (by Edward S. Curtis), from Germany. A favorite!

Postcard from Taiwan

Taiwan... the second one from Asia and the fifth in total!

Postcard from the Netherlands

Guess where this one comes from?

Postcard from Germany

From Germany. It shows the Moscow subway system. Another favorite!

Postcard from Belgium

From Belgium... obviously. It went straight into my favorites! :-)

Postcard from Japan

My first Postcrossing card, from Japan...

Postcrossing

It's so frustrating to be a debutant postcrosser and have 5 cards (the maximum allowed for now) travelling and not being able to send out more. One is going to Italy (which shouldn't take long), one to Brazil, one to Russia and two to China. So far I have received cards from Japan, Belgium, Germany, and the Netherlands. (4 arrived, 4 sent... nicely done! lol)
I used to have a lot of pen pals from all over the world but a lot of them vanished after a letter or two, which is frustrating as well. So now I'm exchanging postcards (without any further commitments) and getting to see places from all over the world. Sounds much better, don't you think?