USA postcards

Lets make a new start again!
I lost my positions at the postcrossing site and began to think that mail wasnot such a fun for me... but here I am again and I want to show my mail-box!
Here are postcards I sent to myself from my East Cost trip

And these are the postcards I sent to my friends and myself from Niagara falls. I cant wait to find one of them in my mail-box:

Italian post

Being in Italy this time I have not used red box!
Souvenir shop sells stamps for gps-mail and tabacceria - for some strange "friend post". They assuare that it is more safe and fast,but it is a pity that you have to search for these mail points and cant use normal red boxes which are more recent.

Argentina

I visited the country of my dreams - Argentina! Post is not very populat there and quit expensive. In comparisson with Russia - 5 times more expensive to send postcard to another continent. I have not seen mailboxes in small towns and not many at the streets of Buenos-Aires.

But as always I sent some postcards to my friends. It was in March and unfortunately I have not receib=ved my card, but some of my friends did.

I made a photo of one mailbox because it was quit clean, nice and there was funny man near it. May be it is a monument of postman?

Postcards from Rome

Here are some postcards I sent from Rome. It was the 6th time I visited Rome, but it is still a pleasure to pick up cards there.

Pompei

Sad, sad, sad story about the destroyed city Pompei. It is scary to live near volcano.

House signs

I really love this signs at houses in Ravello. What a joy to live in your own house and have such address presentation.

Ravello and postcards

In Ravello everything is much more better with postcards. May be it is not question of postcards, but the area is so beautiful that postcards just can't show it.

Positano

The same postcards problem we have in Positano, which ius more popular and has more postcards, but they are still not pretty enough.

Praiano. Italy

I have visited Praiano, nice village near Sorento which has great sea and mountain views. But thre are some problems with postcards here. Look what I managed to buy and what really views are in Praiano.

One more mailbox

I can't stop dreaming about my own mailbox. This one was found in Positano - old one, seems to be made like a small house :) so nice.

Mailbox in Praiano. Italy

I cant absolutely trust this mailbox :)

Old postcards

I bought some old postcards at the flea market in Italy. They all are stamped and show Perugia. An old man who sold then was very nice and seemed to love postcards as I do.

Portugal. Porto

There are not many mail-boxes in Porto. Hence, I had to search for them! But the one I had found the last day must be posted here.
Hope this nice iron postman will deliver my postcards safe and quick :)

Portugal. Lisbon

I visisted Lisbon!
It is really nice and interesting place to see: trams, people, cafes, sweet things, lots of graffiti and the spesial air of freedom! I totally recommend to all of you to visit Lisbon and Portugal in total.

Stokholm and post

I am in Stokholm now and the very first day I found post shop where there are lots of old postcards and stamps. By the way the postcard with a girl is from Russia!

And at the pierce there are lots of mailboxes for sailors. I think it is marvelous!

Spain

During my journeys I always miss my mailbox. And I always send cards. For me it is a great pleasure to write my postcard while sitting on the beach or in park:

We have already visited Valencia and Murcia and some towns near sea. 

And now we are going to Barcelona! 

Travelbook

I have a travel-book, something like smashbook but only for travel stuff.

And I suddenly realized that I have not filled it in since last summer. I found all the ads and cards I picked-up in Greece and found out that they were boring and gray in comparison with our last trip stuff. I don`t think that Greece is boring, it just means I began to be so :(
What a nice travel-pages I had when we were in Amsterdam:

or Barcelona:

or Paris:

I should pay more attention to my travel-book next trip :)