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Great Horned Owl returning to her nest somewhere in Florida.
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❁ La Habana Vieja, Cuba ❁
☛ One of the original letter boxes of Calle Mercaderes in the heart of Old Havana, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Havana, wich lies on the northwest coast of Cuba, was founded in the early sixteenth century by the Spanish and was declared the capital of Cuba in 1607.
☛ L'une des boîtes aux lettres originales de Calle Mercaderes au cœur de la Vieille Havane, un site du patrimoine mondial de l'UNESCO. La Havane, qui se trouve sur la côte nord-ouest de Cuba, a été fondée au début du XVIe siècle par les Espagnols et a été déclarée capitale de Cuba en 1607.
☛ Uno de los buzones originales de la calle Mercaderes en el corazón de la Habana Vieja, Patrimonio de la Humanidad de la UNESCO. La Habana, que se encuentra en la costa noroeste de Cuba, fue fundada a principios del siglo XVI por los españoles y fue declarada capital de Cuba en 1607.
Collective 52 Photo Project. Week 23/52- ''Geometry'' -Truncated Cylinders.
Business, National and Atomic class mail boxes. Thessaloniki, Greece.
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Glenn Innes to Inverell mail bus Ford MO-854 last in service in the late1970's at the national motor museum at Inverell.
This has the look of a general store to me. Alas, I cannot remember where we found it—we were just tooling around after church—but who among us wouldn't stop? It is between Zanesville and Newark, I can tell you that. Pretty sure it's down the road from the exit on 70 that features the fun retro Denny's (which is, by the way, a great place to stop—friendly service, good food).
Leave Denny's (I mean it, they're very nice people and who doesn't love a big omelette?), cross over 70, keep going. It's down there somewhere. One of those "ooops turns" that worked out!
I hope you all are safe.
HMM. Ok, I suspect mail hasn't been delivered to this mostly abandoned farmstead for some time. Spotted on a recent road trip we took just to get away.
Conrail's hotshot Mail-3 was curving along the Juniata River behind a typical six-pack of high-horsepower EMD and GE four axle motors.
The hot trailer trains were a constant sight along the Middle Division on what was once the mighty Pennsylvania Railroad and the less successful Penn Central.
This classic trackage is now unfortunately Norfolk Southern's Pittsburgh Line.
When I first got married it was so exciting to go the mailbox to get my mail. In fact, I would enter contests, send for coupons, order magazines anything just to fill my mailbox. Nowadays other than junk mail, my mailbox doesn't thrill me like it once did. Most of my bills are sent electronically and there is hardly any correspondence sent through the mail. Trying to be more environmentally aware last year I opted to skip mailed holiday greetings. I do miss the days of picking out special stationery and hand- writing letters to family and friends.
Everything in our society feels so urgent, we don't seem to want to wait for anything anymore. Do you remember mailing away your film and how exciting it was to get your photos back in the mail? I wouldn't want to go back to that but I think we need to learn about waiting and being excited again. Anticipating something is almost better than getting it.
Two elevators above a building in the district La Defense of Paris.
In some way it made me think of a pneumatic mail system.
Explore#34 March 16, 2023
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My goal with this series is to explore every day scenes under the cover of darkness. A street corner, a lamp post, a doorway. Big city, small town, urban, rural. Man-made light versus nature’s darkness–––light and shadow interpreting minimalist settings in black and white. To see more in this series, check out Cover Of Darkness
Thompson B1 61264 steams past Burrs with the 3P20 Parcels Group's rake during a photo charter at the East Lancashire Railway.
Locomotive: LNER Thompson B1 Class 4-6-0 61264.
Location: Burrs Country Park, near Bury, Lancashire.
Letterbox at the entrance to an agricultural property between Toowoomba and Cecil Plains on the Darling Downs in Queensland.
This was our most successful trip in terms of the number of unique and unusual letterboxes we found and photographed - one road alone delivery 20+!
who's next?
so i sent out 6 more of these name signs today. if anyone else wants/needs em, please let me know. they make great gifts, especially for kids w/ different spellngs of their names. having to afford a new camera now, as well as the regular bills....and possibly moving expenses just might kill me.
so here's the deal:
they are 16 x 20
on canvas
i add a coordinating ribbon to the girly ones
any name
any color scheme
any theme
i charge $15, but the shipping is the killer. shipping one is about $10. so, if you have some friends or family members, round em up and i'll ship a bunch to you. if you get enough people in your area to order em, i'll even give you yours for free.
am i a beggar or WHAT!? sorry----i just really need the $$ and since i have some time to do these now, i'm trying to be productive.
you can direct friends/family to my website: www.artsyt.com and click on "other artsy services" so they don't have to see half naked pics of me here on flickr. ha!
thanks you guys. look forward to the orders! :)
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Canon lV SB (1952)
Canon 50mm f 1:8 (m39)
San Juan, Puerto Rico
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Kentmere 100
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My goal with this series is to explore every day scenes under the cover of darkness. A street corner, a lamp post, a doorway. Big city, small town, urban, rural. Man-made light versus nature’s darkness–––light and shadow interpreting minimalist settings in black and white. To see more in this series, check out Cover Of Darkness.
(30)777 Sir Lamiel rushes with the 15:55 TPO demonstration train from Loughborough to Rothley past Woodthorpe (GCR).
Jump aboard the miniature Mail Rail train and travel through the tunnels underneath London's Mount Pleasant sorting office. The track stretches all the way from Paddington to Whitechapel.
During the First World War, the Mail Rail tunnels were used to store art treasures belonging to the Tate, British Museum and National Portrait Gallery to protect them from German attacks.