Houses playing in a Groves street a few days ago, with a wall-mounted post-box. You are probably too late if you want it to arrive before Christmas.
Thursday, December 23, 2010
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Eboracum to the Romans, Jorvik to the Vikings, York to us.
Love the post box!
ReplyDeleteFrom the (almost) very bottom of the World down here in Tasmania, I wish you a very Merry Christmas/Yule/Jul/Winter Solstice/Summer Solstice/Amaterasu/Brumalia/ Deygān/Dōngzhì/Hanukkah/Hogmanay/Jonkonnu/Korochun/Kolyada/koleda/Wren day/Lenæa/Meán Geimhridh/Lohri/Midvinterblót/Modranicht/Mummer's Day/Rozhanitsa Feast/Şewy Yelda/Soyalangwul/Ziemassvētki/Āshūrā/Ras as-Sana al-Hijreya or whatever festival you choose to Celebrate!
ReplyDeleteIf you’re opting out this year, have a great time in the next few weeks and keep up the good work!
If you mailed me a Christmas card or New Years card from that RED mailbox and it ended up late over here, I'd still be happy!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas from EAGAN daily photo
My personal rule of thumb is, if I manage to send a Happy New Years card by Jan. 31, I'm doing okay.
ReplyDeleteI always leave some too late!
ReplyDeleteMy best wishes to you, and to those you love, for a very happy Christmas.