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I rarely send cards now still I'm very grateful to all whi sent me cards. I love them)

Hello from a northern city in Russia! Привет с Севера России!
We are three postcrossers in one family) Here we are!

➊ My name is Olga. I work for the best search engine in the world) I like traveling, nature, flowers, ancient half-ruined buildings, languages, riding a bike accompanied by my sons, and drinking tea sugar free)
I study French and Spanish, feel free to write in them in simple words)
Ideas for postcards
╰◕ Dolls, toys, ornaments, decorative painting, traditional handicrafts, people in national costumes,
Kravchuk's and Afremov's paintings,
Jip en Janneke
╰◕ cards about yoga
╰◕Flora and Fauna of Belarus (Флора и Фауна Беларуси - чудесная серия!)
╰◕I like old cards with flowers, animals in good condition.
╰◕ Мне нравятся старые советские открытки с иллюстрациями из сказок, поздравительные времен СССР, особенно Зарубин, Четвериков, Манилова и др.

➋ Victor (11 y.o.) is a serious guy interested in war history, military stuff, cars, especially sport and retro cars, airplanes, helicopters, etc.
Cockerels, cocks and chickens, crocodiles, dinosaurs are his favorite animals.

➌ Dimka (8 y.o.) is a most grateful postcrosser. He often looks through his cards, enjoys them. He loves to get cards with animals. He goes to school in September!

❤ We all enjoy nice stamps. We all like to read more than "Happy Postcrossing" on the card!

❤ We also like small things like transport and museum tickets, tea bags, small coins, stickers, used stamps, pocket calendars for our collection. If you feel like sending booklets about your town we are ready to read them)

❤ We prefer cards in envelopes ✉ for safety purposes, for bigger surprise (we open envelopes together, it's fun) and you have more space for words!

❤ Please, feel free to tell more about you, about your country, about the card you send, ask us questions)

❤ Если знаете русский, пишите по-русски! Украина, Беларусь, пожалуйста! ПОЖАЛУЙСТА!))

❤ Please, draw a cockerel on the back, can you?)

Спасибо! Thank you!