Postcard A La Carte: Rwanda

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Rwanda - Nyamata Church Genocide Memorial

Nyamata Church Genoricide Memorial in Rwanda - a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It was missent to India and damaged by water - but luckily it arrived. Thanks to Karolyn of USA.

Rwanda - Nyungwe National Park

Nyungwe National Park, Rwanda is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This postcard was missent to India and water damaged during its postal journey - fortunately it arrived. Thanks to Karolyn of USA.

Rwanda - Land of the Great Lakes

Rwanda - Land of the Great Lakes. There was no postal cancellation. Thanks to Gert of Sweden for mailing from Rwanda.

Rwanda - Mountain Gorillas

Nice postcard of Mountain Gorillas - Rwanda. Thanks to Bruce of South Africa for mailing from Kigali, Rwanda.

Rwanda - Floriculture

Floriculture in Rwanda. Thanks to Mike of Netherlands.

Rwanda - Volcanoes National Park - Mountain Gorilla

Mountain gorilla of Volcanoes National Park in Rwanda. It was the home base of biologist Dian Fossey who wrote the book "Gorillas in the Mist". Thanks to Uli of Austria who visited Rwanda.

Nyungwe Forest has more than 200 species of trees and the forest floor is characterized by moss and fungi growths. Mailed on February 16, 2013 and arrived in Penang island on March 20, 2013. Thanks to Sionnan of Canada who visited Rwanda.

Rwanda - Akagera National Park

Giraffes at Akagera National Park. Thanks to Michael of South Africa.

Rwanda - Nyungwe National Park - Waterfall

Waterfalls at Nyungwe National Park of Rwanda - the largest montane forest and home of chimpanzees. Thanks to Michael of South Africa who visiting Rwanda.

Rwanda - Mountain Gorillas

Wow... a second mountain gorilla postcard from Rwanda sent by Michael of South Africa. Michael wrote on the card "A dream come true - 18 gorillas in the wild - awesome!" Thanks so much for sharing.

Rwanda

My second postcard sent from Rwanda. I also wanted a gorilla postcard from this mountainous country in the heart of Africa. Although the card was crumpled, I am glad to receive it. A big thank you to Michael (South Africa) who was visiting Rwanda.