A study of letterboxes in my hood

• 3 minute read  • Letterboxes, Yokine, Walking  • 🌳 Settled

A study of my favourite letterboxes around the neighbourhood. Enjoy!

A textured cream letterbox shaped like a little house, numbered 34, beside a lemon tree heavy with fruit
A rusted circular letterbox marked 17, ringed by a garden of shrubs and a frangipani tree
A whimsical stick-figure sculpture holding up a small letterbox marked 18, next to a tree trunk
A hand-painted concrete cactus letterbox out the front of number 29, beside a rockery of succulents
A carved stone letterbox numbered 80, standing beside a concrete birdbath on the front lawn
A red toy-truck letterbox numbered 48, mounted on a post made of stacked engine parts
A pale, pebble-textured letterbox with a scalloped roof and curved concrete legs
An ornate wrought-iron letterbox stand holding a blank, sun-bleached timber sign
A round wooden letterbox marked 26 with a hand-lettered No Junk Mail sign, set in a hedge
A weathered letterbox shaped like a miniature house, with three small windows, beside a tall conifer hedge
A plain concrete cube letterbox marked 1, tucked into a garden bed under a large shrub
A brick pillar letterbox numbered 39, stamped LETTERS, in an overgrown front garden
An arched cream letterbox numbered 44, standing against the trunk of a large gum tree
A rusted, diamond-shaped letterbox marked 11, standing beside an olive tree near the driveway
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