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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.
A post card sent to my grandmother Annie Mary Evans(nee Hughes) 1884-1946 from her younger brother Joseph Hughes 1888-1961. He simple wrote "Somewhere in France"
Spray helicopter and post-spray conference. Western spruce budworm control project. Wedge Mountain.
Photo by: Horn
Date: 1976
The following abstract is from the project report: 1976 Western spruce budworm control project Washington - Oregon. Forest Service, USDA. Pacific Northwest Region. www.fs.usda.gov/Internet/FSE_DOCUMENTS/fsbdev2_026568.pdf
Abstract:
A total of 365,702 acres infested with western spruce budworm was treated in Oregon and Washington during 1976. Of this total, 7,663 were treated with Sevin 4 Oil at the rate of 1 pound (AI) in 1/2 gallon of formulated material per acre, and 358,039 acres were treated with ultra low volume Malathion at the rate of 13 ounces of technical grade material per acre.
A total of 23 helicopters and 2 fixed-wing aircraft was used in applying the insecticide. In addition, 13 helicopters and 1 fixed-wing aircraft were used for observation and general administration of the project. A total of 1,558 flying hours occurred during the project with no accidents or injuries.
Environmental monitoring of fish, aquatic organisms, birds and bees revealed no adverse effects of the treatment with the exception of a temporary reduction in aquatic organisms in streams which were directly treated with insecticide. Where one-swath buffer zones were left along streams, no significant differences in aquatic insect drift was noted.
Image provided by USDA Forest Service, Region 6, State and Private Forestry, Forest Health Protection: www.fs.usda.gov/main/r6/forest-grasslandhealth
Journal 1, date unknown Day 8
"To whom now find it"
Hmm .. i know i havent written in a while, but now i just need to do it, Okai it startet by after i had ben walking mabye 3 days i got to the city, i went in to the city and i found a nice place i thing it most have been i richmans house, i went around the house and found a entry i went in and I quickly covered the entrance whit some planks and boxes, then i went looking for stuff i could use and i found a small place and the real Entrence so the small place most have been the Guard house, so i went inside and saw a lot of stuff i could use a radio and a nice armor but i tinkelt a littel whit it and made it better and i also found a nice helmet, im forsure gonna use the armor. but i was really tired so i tried to sleep but the floor was vary dusty but you could stille se some op the floor, it was really nice, but after i couldt not sleep i thought i wouldt get some thing to eat, so i took my last can of food and was just aboudt to eat when i heard tree or four shoots. so i quickly grapt my magnum and found the closets hole in the wall and the first thing i saw, was a merc og soldier trying to fight some thing off, but he couldt not the thing overpowered him, but the i saw another guy come running and behind him there was one more of those thing, but this was closer at my and i was choked there was no skin on its i gues it was some kind of a zombie, but the man startet screeming and the it just stoped, tomorow im gonna go on dont what to be here when those things find a way in here.
"Note for my self go look for any gun and supplies"
loner over and out.
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.
The 2.8km promenade stretches from the Breakers Resort in the north to Durban View Road in the south, with the paving similar to that at the Durban central beachfront.
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‘Post Early’, one of a series of posters for the General Post Office (GPO) in the 1950s.
Image by permission of the Henrion estate.
Try to imagine, really... try to imagine a major studio action/thriller with a big name star, anytime in the past 20 years having a poster as dynamic and unique as this. Today was the first time I came across this design and it really blew me away (no pun intended).
Montrose County. Photo by E Kalish, Nov. 2016.
Part of the Post Mark Collectors Club (PMCC) collection.
Carrier-only facility. Middlesex County. Photo by E Kalish, Dec. 2016.
Part of the Post Mark Collectors Club (PMCC) collection.
I`ve been waiting for weeks for a big high tide so i could shoot these post..Happy with the result and worth the wait :-)
The post office in Nada was established in 1894 when William J. Engbrock, Jr. was appointed the first postmaster. The post office was located in the general store owned by his father, William Engbrock, Sr., until 1898.
Subsequent locations of the post office changed several times over the years, depending on the profession of the succeeding postmasters. Twice it was housed in the medical office and pharmacy of Dr. Francis Daehne, appointed in 1898, and Dr. John A. Halamicek, appointed in 1915. The post office returned to the general store during the terms of Joseph H. Labay, named in 1900, and Joseph J. Patter (Potter), appointed in 1903. Adolf Hruzek became postmaster in 1911 and moved the post office to his general store across the street. Appointed in 1921, Antone Lichnovsky moved the office in 1935 to his general store built near the newly constructed State Highway 71. His daughter, appointed in 1946, also served from his store. In 1953 the post office moved to the site of the postmaster's new service station and garage, where it remained for thirty years.
In 1987 a new post office facility was built here on land purchased from the Braden family.
Additional Plate; Postmasters Mary Braden, 1946; Albert Leopold, 1950; Nancy Teasdale, 1985, Sandra Frnka, 1987; Madelienne Pavlu, 1993, Sandra Frnka, 1995. (1996) (Marker No. 3554)
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