Top Ten Tuesday: Favorite Postcards Received Via Postcrossing

Happy Tuesday everyone!  Welcome to Top Ten Tuesday which is hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl.  This week's topic is a non-book freebie, so I thought I'd feature ten favorite postcards I've received via Postcrossing.  I'll be the first to admit that some of these are bookish, but that's okay.  Now that I think about it, I've hardly ever mentioned that I'm a Postcrosser on here, but it quickly became one of my favorite hobbies.  Basically, the idea of Postcrossing is to send and receive postcards from all over the world and it's so cool! I've gotten a lot of great book recommendations from users over the last 2 years.  Anyway, for each of the cards I'm featuring I'll share the country I received it from and how far it traveled to get to me in Ohio.  Here we go, from closest to furthest away:

United States (Virginia) - 273 miles - I think I need to get some postcards like these to send!

United States (Illinois) - 342 miles - What a magical card!

United States (Iowa) - 628 miles - Frankenstein by Mary Shelley is one of my favorites and this one just makes me happy.  I love that the ship appears in the test tube right in the center of the card.

Mexico - 1,751 miles - I love the colors and it's perfect for the season.

United Kingdom - 3,803 miles - I love Discworld and it was delightful to find the Librarian in my mailbox.

Germany - 4,110 miles - I love getting all kinds of postcards, but I always feel especially fancy getting a classic art card!

Finland - 4,376 miles - Alice is falling down the rabbit hole in this one.  I really like how this one shows motion.

Poland - 4,625 miles - This is a poster from a lost German silent film from 1919 called The Dance of Death.  I wonder what it was like?

Japan - 6,537 miles - Supernatural is one of my favorite shows so of course I loved this one!

China - 6,762 miles - Isn't this panda just too cute?!

Are you a Postcrosser?  Do you like sending snail mail?  What's the furthest away you've ever received something from in the mail?  As always, thanks for visiting my blog and perhaps even commenting down below!