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Post Office wall letter boxes outside Hereford railway station. Thursday 30th August 2012
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Post-Wedding in Phuket, Thailand.
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Details from former Crown Post Office, Oakham Rutland. Now empty and unsaleable as with most of the closed Crown offices. What a waste. A lovely array of stamp vending machine E plates including an axtant Type D 50p booklet (originally 2s) vending machine.
Floreana Island; Galapagos
Post Office Bay is one of the few visitor sites, that is visited for its human history. Whaling Captain James Colnett established the wooden post barrel in 1793. At this time whaling was a big industry, ships were typically gone for 2 years at a time. Floreana was a frequent stop for these ships. Outbound ships would drop off letters after rounding the cape and the ships returning home would pick them up and delivered in time by hand.
ODC2 - Our Daily Challenge - Post
Envelopes through the post/mail. Sad that these days they tend to be nearly all bills!
8 sided posts.These are filled with concrete,I think they are too do with the ww11 site that was once here.The paths are all concrete too.
I went on-line and did a search for info as I was interested to know more.
www.geograph.org.uk/photo/1995490
www.geograph.org.uk/photo/1387390
During WW2, the British Army (Royal Army Ordnance Corps)used Alderstead Heath as an "Armoured Fighting Vehicle" depot. 29th September 1944
29th September 1944 saw a plane crash in an area bounded by this site and Dean Lane (about 400 yards to the south). [Anson NK607: Accident 29-Sep-1944 on the North Downs]
Post got a new friend today. He is an Eep. We call him Pleep the Eep!!
Eeps are lurking at agreencat on etsy!!!
Thank you Cat :))
Direct support to Command Post via IBM 704 and later IBM 7090/94
Computer's that I was working on 1961-64
Apache County. Photo by J Gallagher, Feb. 2010.
Part of the Post Mark Collectors Club (PMCC) collection.