May 2009 statistics

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Last month (May) was truly amazing period of growth for this blog.  The number of blog visitors more than  doubled up to whooping 1 500 monthly unique visitors. Similar spring boost occurred also with number of feed  subscribers, comments as well as with my incoming mail (over 30 covers/cards received around the world).

Stamp Collecting Blog May 2009 statistics show visitors from 830 cities in 87 countries/territories worldwide

My deepest thanks to all blog readers (both old and new).  Let’s keep this blog rocking also during the summer period.

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1. Mansoor.B wrote :
   

   Hi,

   Congrats on getting heavy traffic to you blog. It may be summer to you but in this part of India it is raining heavily!

   Regards
   Mansoor.

2. Pablo (yo) wrote :
   

   I can’t see the summer. It´s freezing down here….

3. Keijo wrote :
   

   If it’s any comfort, the weather has not been great in Finland either lately. Plenty of storms, rain and cold weather

4. Andrés Dj. wrote :
   

   Congrats Keijo, keep up with the good work!

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