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Ahoj! = Hello everybody in Czech

RU - 6382804 from Sofia K., Volgograd - on the 14th of April 2020, I recieved this postcard sent more than two years ago, I can´t register the postcard, but if the postcard is yours or if you know Sofia, please let me know :)

I am 22 years old and I am studying Civil Engineering at Brno University of Technology. My field is Water Management and Water Structures so dams, lakes, interesting water towers are welcome - but also railways, roads and bridges, I am bit of a fan of these constructions :D
Something about me, well... I do love sports! Almost every sport except fotball (sorry .-)). My favourite sports are orienteering and volleyball. I also like riding a bike, hiking, roller-skating, ice-skating, floorball...
I am keen on reading books, e.g. Harry Potter, Jules Verne books, Pride and Prejudice (and film from 2005 <3)...
I am musiclover too - Guns N Roses, Red Hot Chili Peppers, The Beatles, Beth Hart, swing/electro swing...

I would like to receive postcards with real must-seeing places like city, nature, mountains from your place of living to see how it is look like near to your residence. Also, I would be pleased, if it was a postcard with map of the country (or part of the country). I prefere single view postcards over multiview but every postcard is welcome :-)

In school, I learnt Russian, so if you are from russian-speaking country or similar-to-russian-speaking country, I would like to receive a postcard written in Russian. Also, one of my biggest dreams is to take the Trans-Siberian Railway, so if you live near this railway, I would like to receive postcard with this railway.

Also if you are fan of art, I would appreciate Monet postcards, Leonid Afremov postcards or Alexander Averin. (:

I also like to read about the history of exploring Space, so postcards connected with NASA or Roscosmos would be great (or some personalities like Ciolkovskij. von Braun, Armstrong, Gagarin...).

For those who live in Poland: Please write me in Polish, I live near the Polish borders so I can understand Polish a bit (but I cannot speak really much;D).

For those who live in Slovakia: Prosím, nepište mi anglicky, pište normálně slovensky :-)

Recently, I started learning German and a bit of Croatian, so if you arr speakers, please send me a few sentences in your language ;)

You can also write a date to the postcard, some places of interesrt, interesting fact about your place of living or your country.

+ I like postcards with stamps, so if the postcard could be without envelope, it would be perfect ;)

And lastly, if you write "hello" in your mother tongue I would be soo happy!

Happy Postcrossing!