Actually Google translate handles it pretty good; I’ll correct it just a bit
Light up at night
Lighthouses in the sea.
Ships flock
To them, like moths.
Beckons them mysterious
Light from afar.
Magic light,
Fairy light
In the lighthouse lamp!
Thank you so much! I searched on the web and found it’s a poem written by Galina Dyadina. How beautiful! The card is about lighthouse too. I wrote another message to the sender to thank her
Всем привет! У кого-нибудь открытка в Россию из России шла долго? Я просто, отправила, открытку, а она до сих пор не пришла, уже и срок поджимает (более 50 дней идет) всё указала правильно и номер написала тоже! … переживаю немного
Спасибо!
Hello @Yunlong
We have a beautiful TAG [TAG] Выберу сам тэг
There you need to choose someone’s postcard, take a screenshot and offer your exchanger. When someone likes some of your postcard, they will tag you and send you the address so that you can send your postcard. This is, of course, slower than Robin, but I’m sure there will definitely be those who want to receive a postcard from you.
Many tags and robins in our branch are designed for the participation of Russian postcrossers, so when participating, you should immediately identify the country. Not everyone in our branch is ready to send a postcard abroad, it’s more expensive.
Hi fellow Russian Postcrossers,
I’m from China and I’ve been in this community for about 2 years. I just have one curious question about Russia as I have sent loads of cards to Russia:
When it comes to write down your address, I notice that more of you prefer to write RUSSIAN FEDERATION rather than RUSSIA. I understand that you are in a federal system, but I’m just curious why nearly everyone insists writing RUSSIAN FEDERATION.
Sometimes I just write the short form RUSSIA only because my card is tiny, and I hope it doesn’t matter as long as the card reaches to you.
Thank you all and happy Postcrossing!