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Dawn Patrol on the top of Mailbox Peak on my birthday hike. Its a 3.3 mile hike to the top, with 4040 feet of elevation gain. Though we missed the trail and probably took a bit longer route to the top. We bushwhacked through blackberry bushes and ferns till we cut over on the ridge and hooked up with the main trail. There was just enough snow on the top to make it slick. The mailbox has gone missing, so I filled in.
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Just a cool colored and textured mailbox near my house. This think looks like it has received a lot of letters!
The infamous Black Mailbox (which isn't black anymore) is a favorite gathering place of UFO watchers. It sits at the end of a dirt road that supposedly leads off to the entrance to Area 51. It's covered with graffiti and stickers.
Communal mailboxes seen on a sidewalk outside an apartment building in Lincoln, NE. The smaller boxes are for the individual apartments, with one used to receive outgoing letters for mailing. The two larger units in the module to the right are used for packages. When one of these residents gets a package in the mail that will not fit in their regular box, the carrier places it into one of the parcel lockers and then puts a key into that address's box to unlock and retrieve the package.
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a lot of the mailboxes that are found on the outsides of buildings have the black and yellow sign. it says ja or nee depending upon whether or not the owner of the mailbox wants flyers/circulars. boy, do i wish we had that option.
The infamous Black Mailbox (which isn't black anymore) is a favorite gathering place of UFO watchers. It sits at the end of a dirt road that supposedly leads off to the entrance to Area 51. It's covered with graffiti and stickers.
Mailbox discarded on a pile of wood scraps just off of Kentucky 95, Calvert City, Ky. I can recall seeing this box when I was a kid, but I never knew who Ray Foust Sr. was.
Apartment building mailboxes in Sydney. I assume the letter carriers are allowed to comply with that instruction in Australia? They wouldn't be in the U.S.
“Two of the cruelest, most primitive punishments our town deals out to those who fall from favor are the empty mailbox and the silent telephone.” -Hedda Hopper
One of fifteen images of interesting mailboxes seen during my February, 2018 visit to Sanibel Island, Florida, USA. I usually look for mailboxes, when I'm in a new place. As I photographed one mailbox, the homeowner & I chatted. He said there was a poster of interesting mailboxes at the post office. 33 were pictured! Someone else finds mailboxes interesting! I went to the Visitors Center & asked for a street map of the island. Our last day, Jim & I cruised for mailboxes. It was a lot of fun! To see all of my mailboxes, please visit my "mailboxes" album!
This mailbox sits right at the intersection of the road to the Chiracahua Monument, but there's no house here.
Chiracahua National Monument. Arizona.
i snapped a photo of these in the nick of time. they just tore them down about a week ago. they were the original mailboxes in my apartment building.
The Carlon Mailbox at the top of the track, the postie stops here. The chain bar is actually embedded in the back of the log.
From the fabulous Marvelettes - youtu.be/425GpjTSlS4
This is my latest wood working project. I call it a mailbox safe since I feel putting a coin slot in the top and calling it a bank would ruin the look of the wood. It is made of red oak (3/4" I think). It was sanded down to a final grit of 600, burnished and then finished in tung oil (the bottom looks as good as the rest of it if you are wondering). The mailbox cover is from the town of Bushton KS and holds a particular significance to me in that it was where the mail was sent to my grand parent's implement shop. In other words if you sent in a check for service on your tractor or combine... that my grandfather had performed. it was most likely picked up by my grandmother from this very mailbox. The mailbox front itself is stamped 1957 and came with a card indicating its combination and reading, "National Lock Box Company, Inc."