We saw this mailbox on Islamorada on our spring break to my sister’s house. It was amazing to see so many different and creative mailboxes concentrated in the Keys.
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- S N B
- The S of SNB is a kindergarten teacher in a public school in Tallahassee, Florida. Her better half is B. He is self-employed as a lawnscaper. They have two fine adult sons --and an amazing daughter-by-marriage. They are the grandparents of one delightful little boy and his sweet, infant sister!
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- The Vegetable Venture
- Acquiring An Aquilegia
- Seeing the World While Staying at Home
- Mailbox Monday: Privy Postbox
- Friday, Pie-Day
- In Love With Lady Banks
- More Critters at the Okefenokee
- Pond Cypress
- The Okefenokee May Have More Gators Than Gainesville
- Two Swamps in Ten Days
- Mailbox Monday: Garbage In, Garbage Out
- Birdseed Bandit
- Airboating Past South Florida Swamp Critters
- Dear Little Key Deer
- CS/CS/SB 6
- Everglades National Park
- Unlocking the Keys: Blue, Blue, and More Blue
- Mailbox Monday: Well-groomed Mailbox
- Murals in the Keys
- There’s Something Fishy Going On
- The Fascinating Gumbo-limbo Trees
- Sea Grapes Awash in Color
- Business is Booming
- On the Way to Key West: Sails and Scales
- Mailbox Monday: The Easter Manatee
- It’s Easter!
- On the Boat
- We’re Back!
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