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One of my Flickr friends sent me a wonderful care package today! Expect some photos of excerpts of the thin book with the fancy brown cover. Published in 1863 in Leipzig, it has wonderful passages written in old German script, and wonderfully nonsensical passages of English. Here's an example:
Crabs live in the water. You will fall into the water. You must not go to the water; you might fall into it. The carp was drawn out of the water. The lark is flying over the field. The bushes are under the lark. The goldfinch is sitting upon the bush or on the grass.This is a book of my brother's. I am just coming from the market place.
And it goes on! Isn't is just a delightful treasure?
Thank you, dear shiraluna!
I have been receiving a large number of mails from my friends in flickr land just lately. I do like to hear from my friends. this is me reading a message from Emi a great girl with a good sense of humor something that is needed when writing to me for I am as daft as a box of frogs.
Look what came in the post! A new torso and head. My old one is completely knackered :-D
20 portraits to do in 23 days...can it be done? We shall see. This is really just typical of me...leave everything until the last minute and go mental.
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I have to thank Phil for sending this wonderful box of awesome stuff!
So much furniture and clothes! I can't wait to start customizing these pieces!
Prêt à partir pour la Turquie où mon amie Ayshegül organise un appel à mail art qui seront exposés à Istanbul... Va t il arriver entier ? That is the question !
all the way from the Netherlands! Thanks you Maysia for such a wonderful Surprise! Visit her blogs House of Art and Baju-Baju.
I checked the mail for today and what a nice surprise to see this guys waiting for me, thank you to Christo for making this incredible minifigures. I'll post pics later of everyone of them.
Bloch Bros’ Mail Pouch Tobacco sign in Fort Edward, New York. The Bloch Brothers Tobacco Company of Wheeling, West Virginia was a tobacco company best known for their Mail Pouch chewing tobacco.
The Royal Mail can trace its history back to 1516, when Henry VIII established a "Master of the Posts" a position which existed until 1710, when it was renamed "Postmaster General"
By the late 1890s, there were between six and twelve mail deliveries per day in London, permitting correspondents to exchange multiple letters within a single day. The Morris Commercial J-type was a 10 cwt (0.5 ton) van launched by Morris Commercial in 1949 and produced until 1961.The J type was fitted with a 1476 cc four-cylinder side-valve engine, drive to the rear wheels via a three-speed gearbox
( thanks to Robert Marsh for photo of Mail Van, background street photo from timepix.uk is 52 Primrose Bank,Oldam, Manchester, England ( no. 126 / 261 ) looking towards Primrose mill, postman from Bing Images. not dated
16/02/2016 (Tue) 1856 Lichfield Trent valley 1A91 1700 Warrington RMT - Willesdon mail
(300mm f5.6 Mamiya 645 lens with Fotodiox lens adaptor)
If you like railway pictures that are a bit different to the norm, try the Phoenix RPC website;
Another shot I forgot to post from my Philadelphia trip in June. I find this understated but I really like it.(Not the photo, the spot) It almost feels too personal to look at.
Philadelphia, June 2011
Kodak Supra 400, Expired
Canon AE-1 50mm 1.8
Train 4 'Bolan Mail' from Quetta to Karachi is emerging from the Bolan Pass summit tunnel. The whole infrastructure is nearly as it was 100 years before and is kept in a perfect state. Note the semaphor on top of the hill! February 1997
V reg Dodge walkthru van cash van.Walkthru production stopped in 1979 but this one was not registered till July 1980 and only lasted till 1988
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Mine is delivered on a dirt road..I think of these people that deliver the mail from the post office..The travel many miles down back roads to make it happen ..Sometimes when it is raining the roads get slippery. My ex mail lady landed upside down in her in the creek..Her truck slid off of a bridge.Thank goodness it all worked out good and she was able to get out of her mail delivery truck from the help of others..When you work rural in the woods what an interesting job daily just to deliver mail, This road is maintained by the city with the graders that come down the road once a month
I was on my way to the big chicken mail box when I came across this beauty. I'm always uneasy about lingering too long for fear someone will come out wanting to know why I'm shooting their box. Upon my arrival at the chicken mailbox, I found he had been decapitated, probably by the mailbox stalkers, thus no picture.
With riverside flora echoing the ‘gold’ flash in EWS’s livery, 67003 crosses the Avon at Eckington with 1S81, Bristol to Shieldmuir Rail Express Systems mail working on 31 May, 2002. The following year, Royal Mail announced its intention to abandon rail for most of its traffic, despite significant investment by EWS in the 30-strong Class 67 fleet (introduced in 2000) and in the ‘Railnet’ infrastructure, including the purpose-built depot at Bristol Parkway.