Includes Australian fences, walls and bridges + grave, stair, garden, verandah and balcony borders + gates........ There is a mailbox located on Australia's Great Barrier Reef. The mailbox is on the Agnicourt Reef, 72 kilometres offshore in the Coral Sea. To send a letter or postcard from there, just take a ferry and use the special Great Barrier Reef stamp.
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Showing posts with label Moorabbin. Show all posts
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Matching Borders
At this residence in Moorabbin, an inner suburb of Melbourne, the black fence line matches the balcony border.
And the mailbox is a shiny silver contrast.
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Welcome
I have always been fascinated by the unusual mailboxes and fences, garden borders and rock walls and gates and even grave borders in Australia.
At one stage in 2009, I ran a meme called Mailbox Monday on my Greyscale Territory blog.
Since then, occasional prompts let me air my love of mailboxes and borders of all kinds,
but somehow that does not seem enough.
Today, wandering Moorabbin, an inner suburb of Melbourne, I saw a wonderful range of fences.
The time has come to give borders and mailboxes a special place.
The above photo is of a fence and mailbox on Jasper Road, Moorabbin.
Welcome to a blog all about mailboxes and boundaries.
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