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An old mailbox sits on the fence below the farmhouse built in 1908 at the Dalles Mountain Ranch. The Washington State Parks Department acquired the property in 1993 so the box has probably not been used for more than 30 years.
Happy Fence Friday!
Scavenger Challenge March #18 - What do mailboxes/postboxes look like in your area? Novel or plain, show us!
I love the mailboxes we see in West Virginia! This one was on a one track gravel road. I wish I had one like this! :) So unique and I guarantee you won't find one in the big box stores! LOL Happy Sabbath to all and a blessed weekend.
The infamous black mailbox near the road to Groom Lake. Wish I could write to the aliens and ask them to stop the war.
I had to stop and take a picture of it! I drive to Key West and back once a month on business and this is new since my last trip!
This was a minimalist thing for me to do. there was a wall of mailboxes just like this one. One was special because of the owner was just moved there and wanted it as an illustration on a card as part of a series. Strobist info: 2 580's bounced into the opposite white wall. One cam left one cam right. The darker spot in the middle would be me.
Fantasy mailboxes ♥
4 colors included (2 versions for each - with mail and empty)
Land impact = 2 (in default size)
Scripted to work as a mailbox (people can drag notecards or send messages). Put your email address in description field to get notifications on email!
Or replace with your own mailing system/dropbox scripts, it's fully modifiable ♥
250L$
Tesoro 7 para LVM - Buzón de correo ubicado en Madrid Centro
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Out on a Friday night - last day of term and a meal out with colleagues. It also rained but only a few drops as one can see on the canal.
It also featured "in explore"
A pair of rural mailboxes in Summit Valley, weathered into their high desert surroundings.
Camera: Universal Meteor (circa 1947).
Film: Kodak Ektar 100 ISO Color Negative 120 film rolled onto a 620 spool, developed using The Film Photography Project's C-41 Home Processing Kit, and scanned with an Epson V600 scanner.
There appears to be lots of dust sitting on top of this mailbox and it looks like there's a pair of eyes watching as you drop a letter in!
Our Daily Challenge ~ Mailbox ...
Stay Safe And Healthy Everyone!
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-Explore #491 Mar 15 '09-
-HDR, 3 exposures [2,0,+2EV]
-Tone mapped using Photomatix HDR
-Tripod
-Lightroom 2 adjustments(Hue, Saturation, Luminance)
-17-85mm @ 38mm
-ISO 100
-f/9 1/160
-Canon 40D
-The Crystal Cove State Park Historic District is about 60 miles south of Los Angeles.
-The 12.3 acres within the nearly 3,000-acre park, is perhaps most famous for its 46 rustic cottages originally built between the 20s and 50s—some of which first served as movie sets. In addition to the cottages that still line the shore and bluff, families of campers once spent entire summers in tents, or cabañas, right on the beach. Over time the tents and little campers became more and more elaborate to what is now the 46.
-It was a drop-off spot for Prohibition-era rumrunners, a destination for motorists during the early auto-touring movement, a staging ground for postwar tiki parties and luaus. Everyone would meet up for "Martini Hour," babysit, cook, and share food with each other. It became a huge family.
-In 1979, the Cove was placed on the National Register of Historic Places, which meant that everyone living there had to vacate. By 2001 everyone was gone and the area was slated for a resort. The plan however was resisted and brought to the state capital. The state agreed. Today, 22 of the cottages are open to the public. (About $100.00 per night) Each one has been restored to preserve the architectural charms of the original structures. In the future, the other 24 will be restored.
-If you wanna get a good look at the cottages check out 311's video "Amber"
-Enjoy
I think it's funny how some mailboxes resemble faces. And when you also consider that mailboxes are very personal in most cases and often carry some very personal thoughts the comparison works even more for me. ...Btw. I kept all the blemishes on the mailbox on purpose, since human faces aren't perfect either, right!?
Snow is a rarity in the San Juan Islands of the Puget Sound area but it has been snowing for three day here.
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