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First Postcard arrived!!



Hi, all!

A few days ago I checked my mail box and noticed that there was a postcard there!

It is from Albe Laurenz.


The postcard is from Vienna, Austria.

Here it is:





Thank you very much for your postcard, Albe. It is very nice! I loved it.


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