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The West Danville post office. The only place in town
where you can post a letter and pick up a lobster roll : )
. . . And please note: Restrooms (portables across the road)
West Danville Population: 453
. . . www.alamy.com/stock-photo-west-danville-vt-post-office-17...
Photographer's metadata: We were driving through the Anza-Borrego Desert near Borrego Springs, California, when we passed this group of mailboxes hunkered down in the shade of a tree. As we passed it, I only caught a brief glimpse of the scene, not a sharp framed mental image. I turned my car around and headed back to see if it was worth taking a photograph. The photograph shows them in their effort to seek refuge from the relentless heat . . . my 'post-camera image management technique' has allowed me to present it as I first saw it at a glimpse. (FA)
This mail truck is part of the airmail exhibit at the Museum of Flight in Seattle, Washington. Airmail demand played a part in new innovations for aircraft. This Ford Model T was built circa 1925. #USMail #mailtruck #Ford #ModelT #Seattle #MuseumOfFlight
The Boeing Museum of Flight in Seattle, Washington contains many aircraft and artifacts. Shown here is the human powered MacCready Gossamer Albatross II and a Boeing Model 80A-1 aircraft.
The new US Mail Trucks are in. They are expected to improve delivery by almost 1% at a cost of a mere billion dollars..... :-)
I wasn't going to post anything today and then I realized it was Happy Truck Thursday! :-)
the map location is approximate, it's right next to the 'big red barn'. can't miss it.
White Star Line steamer Owana leaving Detroit in 1907. My colorization of an image in the Library of Congress archive.
The Owana, built in 1899, was first named Pennsyvania. In 1905 it was purchased by the White Star Line and renamed Owana. All White Star steamers, including Owana, were authorized to carry mail and had a US Mail sign in the bow.
These mailboxes stood out to me as I passed along the dirt road they reside on. No buildings anywhere near this spot...
collecting stamps from countries all over the world, the hobby of my youth
Happy Macro Monday to all flickr friends, HMM
I've eyeballed this mailbox for some time, and finally got around to shooting it (photographically, of course) a few weeks ago. I wasn't quite satisfied with the results (mostly the perspective), which means I may have to stop and shoot it again.
The Gilman Ranch is a historic ranch and stagecoach station on the Bradshaw Trail.
The ranch buildings are now protected as the Gilman Historic Ranch and Wagon Museum within the Gilman Ranch Historic Park, located in Banning Ca.
Edited in Topaz Studio, not Ai generated.
My Dad used to always say that a joke that needs explaining is not a joke.
... The ASCII representation of 'blank' is '202020'.
... This was taken in Canada.
I amuse myself.
3:52 Numbers
New Ram ProMaster delivery vans in San Diego. The US Postal Service has thousands of these on order to replace older vehicles.
“Una lettera, nel momento in cui la infili nella busta, cambia completamente. Finisce di essere mia, diventa tua. Quello che volevo dire io è sparito. Resta solo quello che capisci tu.” (C. Schine)
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"A letter, in the moment in which the stick in the envelope, changes completely. It ceases to be mine, become yours. What I wanted to say I disappeared. It remains only what you know. " (C. Schine)]