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In March 2025 I have only found 7 Red Mailboxes in a large area, this is in a small village in the country side, outside of a Church. The Red Mailboxes was very commen in the near past, you good find one or two on nearly every corner, many places with two Red Mailboxes side by side, Before the end of 2025 these Red Mailboxes wlll be history only, not to be seen in the streets, you can find more photos of Red Mailboxes at pixelfed.dk/c/916776292554763071
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A quick look at a West Virginia Mailbox. It must have the proper size , angle and of course patina making each one unique and unforgettable! LOL
for trade (1 left)
The box reads "For airmail letters only". Bought at the Museum of communications.
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After the overall photo I decided to get closer with a tighter lens and focus on the mailbox trio on the corner. And I am glad I did, at least location number one was not a total bust ... #etbtsy
Continued on my blog: Southtowns Gems
Photographed with a medium format Mamiya RB67 and a 127mm Mamiya-Sekor on Fomapan 200 black and white negative film. Developed in home-brewed replenished D-23.
These benches are an installation by renowned artist Mel Chantry. More information here: www.mailboxlife.com/news/lower-mall-sets-the-benchmark-fo...
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"Photograph by Annerley Johnson, 11th September 2016, @AnnerleyJphotos"
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“The real world is where the monsters are.”
―(Rick Riordan)―
My small Where the Wild Things Are monster, sitting atop on mailbox, on a gray wide-angled day.
Thought It Was Nice To Keep A Record Of The Structures That Holds Mail Outdoor. I Like How The Boxes Was Created Next To Each Other Just For The Record. Took This One After I Received Permanent Fund Dividend That Was For Me But Not Mine. So All Clear After This Then Next Is Much Interesting To Follow. Enjoy Mail!
I couldn't resist taking a quick shot of this cheery mailbox/birdhouse/feeder (?) that we passed on the Cochrane Wildlife Reserve Count. Red is such a cheery colour on a cold winter's day, for a start, plus I love old grain elevators. The small windows have been taped over, presumably to keep the snow and rain out - maybe it is used as a mailbox.
This photo was taken on 29 December 2016, when three of us took part in the annual Audubon Christmas Bird Count for the Cochrane Wildlife Reserve area. I'm not sure why it's called a Wildlife Reserve, as it consists of backroads and farms just like on our other Counts. Only three of us went, travelling in just one car, and the section of the Count circle that we covered was east of Highway 22/Cowboy Trail (across from the Water Valley area). We had to be way NW of the city, ready to start driving our Count area by 8:00 am. There always seems to be a beautiful sunrise when we start this Count.
Unfortunately, it was a very overcast day, which was not good as far as taking photos was concerned. There was so much snow on the ground and several of the backroads were in bad condition and I was expecting us to get stuck, which fortunately didn't happen. A huge bag of gravel and a snow shovel were in the back of the driver's vehicle, just in case.
At one of the first acreages we call in at each year, we always get such a warm welcome. Tea, coffee and cookies are always waiting for us : )
One of my favourite farms to call in at has several beautiful Llamas, These animals tend to be one of the highlights of my day.
Another of my favourite farms to stop at has a beautiful, old, white dog named Fang, along with beautiful cats, and I always look forward to seeing them each year. The neighbouring farm, which is also included in our area, has two lovely old, red barns and I was longing to see these again. Unfortunately, we drove in past them, but didn't stop. A bit further in, we did get out of the car while our leader tried to find someone to ask permission for us to get out and look for birds. No one could be found, but it gave me the chance to take two rapid shots through the trees of the second barn, from a side view, which I had never seen before.
So, it was a very enjoyable day, though there were not all that many species or individual birds to be seen. Many thanks, Andrew, for driving our leader and myself. You did a great job of handling the roads that had not been cleared of snow. I will add a list of the bird species seen, in a comment box below.