UNESCO Postcards.

Dear all,
I live in the teeny-tiny village of Ettal in the Bavarian Alps near the Austrian border. My nearest UNESCO site is the pilgrimage church Wies in Steingaden. I've visited it many times. In 2025, UNESCO will decide if the famous castles of Neuschwanstein, Herrenchiemsee, Linderhof (practically in my backyard) and the Königshaus am Schachen make it onto the list as well.
My main hobby is stamp collecting. Please select a nice one for the back of the postcard. I'll do the same for you!
Receiving mail is something I really like. And my mail lady loves to drop all the international mail in my box. When I catch up with her, she is always amazed about where these envelopes and postcards come from.
If you have a favourite saying, please write it on the back of your postcard. I have inherited some very peculiar ones from my grandfather and am always looking for new ones to incorporate into my repertoire.

Have a great day, Jessica

P.S. The card-ID will be DE. However, you might get a postcard from Austria/Tyrol as that is just across the border. I go to great lengths to get your card from 'the neighbours'. It costs me between 0,25 and 0,95 Eurocents more to send your postcard from Austria instead of Germany (that's probably why members from Austria are rare!). I buy the stamps and postcards in Reutte, an hour-long drive from my rural home. My nearest Austrian postbox is on Lake Plansee, 30 min. from my home. If you feel you need to 'berate' me for using the DE card-ID whilst sending from Austria occasionally, I will block you for future exchanges.

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