MODS: 4 users - u/ImOkReally, u/mlcathcart, u/raggycatempress (x2) and u/spitzruten (x2)

Thank you to 4 amazing people for this wonderful mail!

1. u/ImOkReally for the Tangier postcard book! It's so amazing! It reminds me of those wallet photo albums that parents carry around of their family lol! I love cards that show a country's culture and traditions so this was right up my ally! I've never gotten a postcard from showing Morocco before either. The different spelling did put me off for a moment though! ^_^ Thank you so much for this amazing postcard, and a great exchange!
2. u/mlcathcart for the stunning cherry blossom card! It is so beautiful! I think this might get framed! The stamps that you used are amazing too! I am not sure if you can see in the piccy, but I ripped the corner of the moon landing stamp which I am so annoyed at myself for! That'll teach me for using a paring knife to open my mail... Thanks for a great exchange, I hope that my card reaches you soon!
3. u/raggycatempress (x2) Wow! Thank you for the lovely postcards and clippings. Both the Artipelag art gallery and the Fotografiska photograph gallery sound amazing. The exhibits in the clippings you sent are certainly a sight to behold :D Also, thank you so much for the second card about the Gävle Goat; I loved reading about the burning tradition! I am definitely going to go read up more about it as soon as I finished this post ;) Thank you for a wonderful exchange.
4. u/spitzruten (first one) for the absolutely beautiful black and white postcard showing the Church of the Saviour on the Blood. It is truly a beautiful building! I loved how you related the history behind it too. Also, I now know how to write Australia in Russian! *_* A perfect match for my art gallery swap - thanks for a great exchange!
5. u/spitzruten (second card) for the Soviet propaganda postcard. Thanks for giving me a bit of background too; I would not have guessed it had to do with the arms race. I just finished a book on Sputnik and the space race which I absolutely loved reading about so to get a card from that era is just magical :D What does it say on the front? I am keen to know :) Thanks for another great exchange!