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I go through the Mailbox in Birmingham quite a lot, and one thing's always struck me, well several things actually.
1) It's cold and wet and the wind whips through the narrow building.
2) It's on the wrong side of New Street station for the rest of retail Birmingham.
3) I've never seen anyone buying anything in the shops.
4) There are precious few people in the complex full stop.
I therefore wasn't surprised when I saw the first closing down sale signs appearing.
Rents must be expensive in this high-profile building, and I've never seen the number of people I would have thought necessary to make having a shop here profitable.
I've never visited at lunchtime however, so it may be a different story then, but I can't help feeling that this sign might be the first of many.
Cover art for "Mailbox Above", Honk Wail & Moan's 1995 CD release. Featuring the graphic score for "One Year Under the Sun" by Brian Casey, with artistic additions by Christine Sweetman.
Me in front of my mailbox, where mail for the donaldist society is received. I'm showing off my t-shirt with the society drawing on it - and the shirt itself is also signed by Doin Rosa.
Rusty Mailbox #1 is looking a little more dented and some of the vegetation has been trimmed around it. This mailbox is the inspiration for the blog: www.rustymailbox,blogspot,com and for the Flickr group: Rusty Mailboxes
Here's for you, Carol! I am, finally, catching up on some of my backlogged mailbox photos! One of five taken in New Jersey, USA on July 15, 2011. This unusual mailbox was outside a plant nursery in West Millington, New Jersey.
The DNR's upper parking lot will be closed all winter, but despite the scary looking signs in the pullout across the road, it's most likely ok to park there. They represent a long running dispute between the landowner, the DNR, and King County about the exact location of the road right-of-way boundaries. The land owner installed the cement blocks with the signs painted on them, but does not monitor use of the lot (as far as I know). The parcel next to the road behind the signs is for sale.
Timber that might be cut if the blue flagging in this area indicates a logging operation. It's not currently in the NRCA. This slope heads up toward the Fire Training center.
Looks Better LARGE........Hit ' L '
This is the colourful Mailbox area in Birmingham. So coulorful that I wanted to do a B+W HDR version.
5D Mark II | 24-70mm f2.8L USM | 24mm | f11 | 30s | Silfer Efex Pro 2