Taiwan #676

21- st Asian International Stamp Exhibition Commemorative Issue (FDC)

Belarus #675

Poland #674

FDC from Roman (Poland). His theme in philately is: "Olympic Games".
You can see his address on the postcard.
He would be delighted to hearing from you.

New Postcards from Zhoufan (China) & Frederic (France) on:
www.postranger.blogspot.com

France # 673

Nice cover from Eric. I like his blog: http://timbredujura.blogspot.com/

Germany #672

Israel #671

Vietnam #670

Hanoi Post Office Reflects in Hoan Kiem Lake

Hanoi at night

Nice FDC from Tramha. Have a look at her interesting blog:
www.stampsoftramha.blogspot.com/

USA #669

UN (New York)

Algeria #668

Nice cover from Mr.Khemissi!

Have a look at the interesting site from Algiers:

http://gentelman19.blog4ever.com

Spain #667

Cover from Jordi (Barselona). Have a look at his visit to the theater:
http://postticket.blogspot.com/

Dear Friends!
Yesterday I visited Hermitage. It was cool.
I kept an entrance ticket as a souvenir .
Have a look:
http://postticket.blogspot.com/
By the way it is a small post office inside Hermitage and visitors are able to send postcards and letters from this nice place with special cancelation in memory.
Try to send me the beautiful entrance tickets (museums, theatres, sport, cinema, any events (your choice) with small descriptions and photos (for the blog) and I shall send you a beautiful cover from Hermitage in return.
Regards,
Alexander

France #666

Dear Friends!
Have a look: http://fdc4all.blogspot.com/
Thank you, Rath!
I like your blog!

USA #665

Lunar New Year 2008 stamp (FDC)

Thailand #664

On the cover you can see:
Rose (rectangle)(fragrant stamp) 2008, rose (on felt and fragrant) 2005,
definitive stamp.

China #663

Nice covers from Zhou Fan (China). Have a look at his blog:
http://www.ejiyou.cn/

India #662

Disabled persons Brailler script India (2007) stamps on the cover



The standard type for the blind in the Western World is largely due to the effort of a blind Frenchman called Louis Braille. Before him, different types were available but difficult to use. He simplified the types used by the French army for night reading into the six-dot raised types which can be read with one touch of the finger tips. However, his invention was not recognised until two years after his death.
More information about Braille theme you can find here: http://www.mrcophth.com/ophthalmologyonstamps/mainpage.html

India #661

Indian (2007) scentic stamps (roses) on the cover

Germany #660