This series of Icelandic volcano postcards was sent from my wonderful buddy, Beck!
The island Surtsey was created during the submarine eruption in Novermber 1963 off the south coast of Iceland.
Kröflueldar – Fire from the bowels of the earth.
Krafla – an area of great volcanic activity. The eruption pictured began on the 4th and lasted till the 18th of September 1984.
Fissure erption in the Krafla fissure swarm on the 8th of September 1977.
Gullfoss waterfall.
I really like this card, it tickled me when it came though the door 
it has another little cartoon on the back of the hedgehog swearing his nuts off. My good friend Iina in Finland sent it to me. Anteeksi kinda means ‘excuse me’ in Finnish :p
This was sent to my by Tomi from Tomi’s cover blog! The first postcard is various views of Čakovec castle in the winter and the second is a postcard of Croatia’s oldest church in the city of Nin on the coast of the Adriatic sea.
