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Telephone pole with more than its share of leftovers from countless garage sales.

This is the top of a wooden post

This is the post box in Near Sawrey that features in Peter Rabbit's Almanac.

© Blackpoulet, all rights reserved, 2011

Post office, Imlaystown, New Jersey - 1995. I believe this no longer serves as a post office. Kodachrome.

York County. Photo by E Kalish, Jul. 2011.

Part of the Post Mark Collectors Club (PMCC) collection.

Dean's first game in Timbits Hockey.

 

Dean touching gloves with the opposing team.

St. Petersburg Open Air Post Office.

 

5 exposure vertorama, hand stitched after perspective correction and manual blending. Gave up trying to make the final "roof shot" fit, so not quite 180° vertical view.

 

National Registry of Historic Places:

400 1st Ave N

4/4/75

#75000564

27°46'18"N 82°38'20"W

 

Comments and feedback welcome.

The Old Post Office.

 

Washington, DC.

Two posts in a day? Totally against Flickr etiquette.

The rusted wire had cut deep into the split post...he stopped to examine the wood and oxidized steel, fused together in a decaying embrace. For a while they had become one. In time they would both return to the soil, dissolve in a slow journey back to the earth.

#2299 - 2014 Day 107: When life is suddenly full of grey tasks ...

Destroyed building outside of Kabul

There's a bigger version available on my personal site.

May 1, 1948 Saturday Evening Post

Pentax M* 300mm f4

5th January 2021., Dublin Airport, Ireland

  

Noted at Dublin Airport was this Border Control Post sign,Has Dublin Airport made a UDI ( Unilateral Declaration of Independence), will the airport raise a new flag, have a new Anthem and muster an army ?

UBC, Museum of Anthropology, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, 2017

the bruising is really starting to show today. Still weak, but up and walking around the house. Very happy to have visits from friends :)

Coal Tax Post 184, Skid Hill Lane, on the Bromley - Croydon border.

After bringing his Scoot in to the bumping post one final time, CNW veteran engineer Bruce Prather (left) pulled the pin after 47 years. Standing with Bruce is Roger W., another CNW vet who retired a few years ago and came down to wish Bruce well.

Bruce was my first instructor way back in 97. My first train was a blocked like Sh**, 147 car, 7800 ft long PRCB. After tying on, Bruce looked over and asked "Have you been paying attention from that side the last three years?" I said yes and he replied "Well I guess we will find out." He got up and into the seat I went. I managed to wheel that thing to Iowa without tearing it up or knocking Bruce or the Conductor out of their seats. Many more stories besides this one. Another "Old School" Hogger gone from the roster. Congrats Bruce. You have earned it.

"As I went walking, I saw a sign there;

And on the sign there, it said, 'No Trespassing.'

But on the other side; it didn't say nothing!

That side was made for you and me."

 

Woody Guthrie

One of the two small lakes on the remote side of the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Management Area in Oklahoma. I saw a photo from this vantage point on a photography book I purchased a few weeks ago by photographer Michael Hardeman. I was inspired to give it a try. It's only a short 3 and a half hour drive from Dallas and my Thursday afternoon was slow.

When drinks are served and roses are gone!!

Post Head Shaving in Nakhon Nayok, Thailand. Men travel to pray at several favorite local shrines after having their heads shaved. They are escorted by family and friends.

New Post Office building for Lego City. To be more precise, it is a better fit for a small town :)

 

Interior is divided into three parts - an office with a small window to contact customers. Inside the room you can see two clerks, some equipment and a coffee express. The next part is the hall for waiting in que with a place to sit. That room is very bright, because the front wall is built mostly from glass elements. The last one - storage where packages and letters are waiting for postmans :) Behind the back door you can spot a postman who is carrying packages to his truck.

 

post box set in wall along louisburgh road, in Killadoon, Co. Mayo. Box looks out at Atlantic, Clare Island and Inishturk. P7T logo at bottom of box.

London SE3. Taken with Kershaw 110 camera (120 format).

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