21 December 2009

Chemin des Crèches - the Mail Box


Not sure where to put your crib? Perhaps an old mail box will do - and it does. Perched on top of a wall, it catches our eye as we wander through the village.

Posted by Jilly at 06:55

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16 comments:

  1. Birdman21 December, 2009

    Our creativity is endless! Merry, Merry!

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  2. Hilda21 December, 2009

    That is so sweet! I love it.

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  3. brattcat21 December, 2009

    This is so delicate and sweet. Nice catch, Jilly.

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  4. Dave-CostaRicaDailyPhoto.com21 December, 2009

    I wonder where the the letter carrier puts the mail.

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  5. Kate21 December, 2009

    Very good capture. The red ornaments make it a bit more festive, and I love the way that the one on the right has captured your image, capturing the festive creche!

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  6. Jilly21 December, 2009

    Gosh Kate, I didn't even notice that. Duh!

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  7. Virginia21 December, 2009

    What a dear little creche! Nice way to reuse. :)
    V

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  8. Catherine21 December, 2009

    It means ; You've got a message for Christmas ! " Nice way to deliver it.

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  9. amatamari©21 December, 2009

    Really wonderful effect: an image
    magnificent!
    :-)
    And Merry Christmas!!!

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  10. bitingmidge21 December, 2009

    It's a terrific thought, and one that just doesn't make sense in our town, where we only use our feet to walk from the door to the car.

    Isn't it great to walk past these "surprises".

    Sunshine Coast Daily Photo - Australia

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  11. Freda L21 December, 2009

    This is a lovely series,Roquebrune is our favourite village - after Gorbio! Happy Christmas Jilly and Best Wishes to everyone whose comments I so enjoy.

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  12. Jim21 December, 2009

    Magnificent creativity.
    Sydney - City and Suburbs

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  13. Julie21 December, 2009

    So much nicer to use it like this than to simply pull it down. What interests me is its size. Did it belong to a boarding house, perhaps? I wonder what else was delivered in that box? Milk perhaps?

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  14. Louis la Vache22 December, 2009

    Guaranteed to bring a smile to the passers-by!

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  15. Nathalie H.D.22 December, 2009

    Cute as a button, and how clever to recycle a letterbox in such manner!

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  16. VP23 December, 2009

    Creativity has no limits and this is a fine ex,ple of it.

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