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RNLI Post
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Radiorails
master brummie
This is in Scotland, Aberdeenshire. The local RNLI would have done it as it was the RNLI bicentennial two weeks ago.
pjmburns
master brummie
Isn't it the box we have been following on another thread?
Wonderful designs which keep changing.
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Wonderful designs which keep changing.
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It comes as no surprise that the knitter has struck again. Steve.
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Oldest Post Box in Birmingham?
Does anyone know where the oldest post box in Birmingham is?
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NOTSHARP
master brummie
Yes, Janice. It is the box in our villageIsn't it the box we have been following on another thread?
Wonderful designs which keep changing.
New Year Post
It comes as no surprise that the knitter has struck again. Steve.Oldest Post Box in Birmingham?
Does anyone know where the oldest post box in Birmingham is?
Steve/
I guess Santa must have done the Christmas one.
Steve.
Indeed, -It's at the Village of Whitehills on the coast near Banff. But these knitted "postbox toppers" have been popping up all over, to mark occasions. They started off during Covid to thank the NHS. May Lane in Hollywood/Drakes Cross has had a succession of them in the last couple of years. I regularly see them on the postboxes in Studley when I drive through.
Wikipedia even has a page on them...
Post box topper - Wikipedia
Heres the Postbox in Whitehills on Streetview...
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