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Local PO Boxes. I was looking to cover the plural in the theme with this shot.
This community doesn't use a traditional mailbox at their home. All mail is delivered to the post office and folks have to come pick it up here. I took my shots around dinner time, about the time working folks pick up their mail, so there was quite a bit of activity.
Sometimes my favorite part of going out on 'assignment' is the interaction that happens.
One guy came in his socks, no shoes (he just lived next door). Someone came in with their dog (walk the dog and get the mail). Few comments I received were, 'I won't ask' and 'must be good light'. Others gave funny looks and said nothing.
First installed beside a north end dune in 2003 by Bernie and Sidney Nykanen, the couple inscribed the phrase: "Leave a Note" on the mailbox door. Inside was a journal and a pen. Since then, more than 100 journals have been filled with messages from passersby, ranging from cheerful vacation notes to anguished prayers. The Nykanens have renourished the notebooks as needed, and replaced the mailbox itself twice.
Set of rusted mailboxes in a trailer park along 2181 in denton. They have recently painted two of the boxes to make them look new
This was an interesting mailbox I saw while on a walk back home with my sister, I especially liked the background of the school.
It seems like there were more mailboxes on street corners when I was a child. I pass this one walking the dog three times a day. This photo is for the memory book when postal boxes somehow disappear altogether.
The Mailbox is due to be redeveloped.
There is a temporary walking diversion from the main entrance on Suffolk Street Queensway, and up Severn Street.
It leads to a tunnel that gets you to the final escalators (to get to the restaurants and BBC Birmingham etc).
For more information visit here New access route to the Mailbox
Exit to Gas Street Basin.