I’m in England and couldn’t resist taking this picture.

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From the Buried in Legos blog:

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more cat pictures

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Barbara S. from My West Sacracmento Photo of the Day sent in a picture featured on her blog last week.

These rows of mailboxes are fairly common in rural areas but what struck me about this picture is second redheaded stepchild of a mailbox. Not only is it completely rust covered, but it seems to have a “Hello My Name Is” sticker on it rather than vinyl numbers. It’s as if whoever owns it has said f’ keeping up with the Joneses.

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The latest Witle’s creation and coincidentally I’m posting it a week before I go on my own European vacation!

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This is another one of Ed Witle’s mailbox creations. He has a wonderful imagination!

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Mailbox

Originally uploaded by shorty76

Ok wow! I don’t like to make it a habit of posting mailbox pictures from the flickr mailbox group. I prefer sharing new mailbox photos from my readers and of course the ones I find in my area. However, I couldn’t resist posting this flower mailbox. It’s totally nutty.

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If you’ve been following along you know that this is the last day in what the USPS has designated as “Mailbox Improvement Week”.  This doesn’t mean you can’t turn that ugly mailbox into a presentable one any time of the year, just keep in mind that duct tape is not the solution.

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Number four on our list:

1. Raising or lowering your mailbox to meet local height requirements.
2. Replacing or adding house numbers.
3. Loose hinges on a mailbox door.
4. Rusting or peeling paint.

For example, this could use a new paint job:

I also wanted to share with you, Mr. Witles’ new mailbox. This little shoe box car opens at both ends.  I’m betting those headlights work too.

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Next on our checklist:

1. Raising or lowering your mailbox to meet local height requirements.
2. Replacing or adding house numbers.
3. Loose hinges on a mailbox door.

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