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Charming!
I love the ingenuity of rural mailboxes. Laura keeps an eye out for them and knows when all the "good" ones are approaching on the road.
Love it, I have a milk churn that my father had bronzed for me which I love but I would not dare leave it outside as a post box. Have a good day Diane
Made me smile Marie, love it 😀
rural mailboxes are always the best!! and a beautiful picture!!!
I like that! A nice find, Marie.
I do love a quirky mailbox. Those in rural areas are much the best here...
That is fun!!!!
What a great idea!! :)
Just perfection. :)
That makes me smile! Fun and pretty!
Have a good new week,Marie.
I love it, too. We have a mailbox in Bellingham that once was a motorcycle and now stands at the end of the driveway on its back wheel awaiting mail. :-)
Love it!
I am all for recycling! ; ))
The variety of mail boxes you find on back roads is one of the reasons I really like them!
Cheers - Stewart M - Melbourne
It’s a special one, Debra.
I always watch for the mailboxes when we travel, Joanne.
Your milk churn is special, Diane. I wouldn’t use it as a mailbox either.
It is a charmer, PDP.
They are indeed, Debbie.
It really was, Bill.
I love to find an unusual one too, EC.
It is indeed, HW.
It really is, Angela. I would never have thought of it!
It is indeed, Mage.
You too, Tomoko.
I’d have to have a photo of that mailbox, Jan.
Recycling at its best, Catarina. Or is it a new one?
Me too, Stewart.
There is always interesting mail boxes and signs on the backroads!
Rural areas here are great places to see unusual mailboxes, Jenn.
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