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mikebond, Italy

mikebond

(or Michele) is a member from Italy Italy. He has been a member for over 4 years (1473 days).
Postcards Sent: 659
Postcards Received: 658
Distance Sent: 2,585,614 km
Last Seen: 9 days ago
Website: http://www.lingq.com/?referral=mikebond
Speaks: EN, FR, DE, ES, IT, PL, PT, SLO, SRB, HR, RO, GR
Birthday: 7th May 1983 (28 years old)
Interested in direct swaps: No Help

Michele is a Postcrossing Supporter

43rd on most postcards sent from Italy
44th on longest distance sent from Italy


Mailbox location

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Lat: 45.1, Lon: 11.8 | Open in google maps

About Michele...

I am a 27-year-old Italian translator. My hobbies include: Europe (culture, art, society, politics, etc.), languages, travelling.
I know quite a lot of languages: I have a good knowledge of English, French, German, Spanish, Italian (my mother language!), Venetian dialect; moreover I know some Polish, Slovenian, Romanian, Czech, Serbocroatian, Finnish, Neo-Greek...
To read more about my travels, look at my Virtual Tourist pages (http://members.virtualtourist.com/m/14738/).

I like postcards showing:
- your town or city (views of churches, buildings, statues, etc.);
- your country (cities, region, nature, sea, lakes...);
- your culture: art, literature, folklore, society, local customs, dishes, etc.;
- flags and coats of arms;
- maps and geography-related stuff;
- local means of transport and transport infrastructures (trains, buses, metro, planes, roads, railways, bridges, etc.).
I also like postcards with a photo and a text with information about the location showed (please, sum it up if I don't know the language it is written in).

If possible, don't send me abstract/fantasy/cartoon postcards, birthday/holidays postcards or free/ad cards.

Please note that the postcards you see in my Favourites gallery are those I would actually like to receive, so feel free to send me one of them if you have one.

Since I collect stamps, it would be great if you put your postcard in an envelope, especially if you use a beautiful stamp. But don't worry if you can't.

Please, write something in your own language and alphabet, even if I don't know it (in this case a translation would be welcome), and remember the date and the ID.

Last but not least: I spend quite a lot of money to buy the postcards I send and I choose carefully the one I am going to send to every postcrosser based on their profile, so I would find it good if you did the same. You are welcome to look at my favourite and received cards. Thanks for caring about this.

PS: You can add me to your friends on Interpals (mikebond), but please mention you are from Postcrossing.