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hahaha a post it for the pinap group,
for a huge post it collage to be sold for charity!! wooop!!!
check em out!!!
John Harris, Editor-in-Chief, Politico, USA speaking during the Session "Post-Establishment Politics? " at the Annual Meeting 2018 of the World Economic Forum in Davos, January 23, 2018
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A bit of a cliché but it was there and so was I. The brown water of the Bristol Channel forced this into black and white but I was going there anyway so it was no bother.
Better bigger and blacker.
Comments rock, graphics suck.
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I have his habit that whereever I travel, I will go to the post office write the postcard to friends.With all these internet and hi-tech stuff,I'm worried if one day post office wont exist anymore?
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Just a quick snap as we walked past the post office to go to Subway for some lunch.
I tried to get this shot several times, using large format (with HP5 film) but never really liked the result. This was taken with Acros 100 in 120 format using my Mamiya 7ii and 150mm lens. Exposure was in the order of 30 seconds.
Taken and originally posted in 2014.
Boston's North Station, seen from the North Bank Pedestrian Bridge across the Charles River in Charlestown. (The traffic above the platforms is on a ramp from the Zakim Bridge and I-93.)
1981 Post Card in form of Christmas Card. Selected view Union Buildings Pretoria, Tower Johannesburg, Port at Durban, and Table Mountain at Cape Town.
"Are you ready to go on and write now? Are your eyes recovered? Could you copy a small paper for me this morning? or help examine a few lines? or step round to the post-office? In a word, will you do any thing at all, to give a coloring to your refusal to depart the premises?"
He silently retired into his hermitage.
The Post office at Tintagel is one of the strangest buildings I have ever seen. Don't miss it if you visit Tintagel. It is probably more interesting than the castle.
Ciclomotori postali in sosta nel parcheggio riservato ai mezzi dell'ufficio postale di via XXI ottobre a Torregrotta.
English:
Postal scooters parked near post office in Torregrotta.
Shelter for Detachment manning the 6-in Mk.VII Gun, a rectangular building of concrete throughout, 31ft 2in long x 7ft 3in internally (32ft 11in x 16ft 4in externally) with a flat roof coated with a thin layer of asphalt. It was ventilated be a rectangular metal grilles high up in the walls.
A simple blast wall, 1ft 11in wide at the base, 8.5in at the top and surviving up to 5ft 3in high, runs along the north-western or entrance front. Here are openings for two sliding metal doors, 3ft wide x 6ft high, with two windows between them, 3ft wide x 3ft 11in high, a third window lies beyond the easternmost door. The windows have metal surrounds and, like the doors, concrete sills but no lintels.
Inside are signs of some basic comforts, the remains of a wooden floor with cross-axial joists, axial floorboards, and a pot-bellied stove fitted into an angled recess by a low concrete sill. There are several layers of paint flaking from the walls, including traces of a painted frieze like that in the other shelter. Marks in the paint indicate shelving and coathooks along the north-west wall.