There have been several postings recently where the worst value has been in dispute. I doubt there will be much support for this one. (Although I have been surprised before). Another from that golden mile of worst, Morley Drive Morley. The postie establishes a base camp half way up the north face, before pushing on to the summit. I don’t think we’ll find a worse letterbox. In the meantime, this can go into worst of the worst.
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Is it a long lost cousin of the boozy arse sculpture?
Yes, that stone is frighteningly familiar.
if you stare at it long enough you begin to see a face and also strangely a donkeys hind leg
In that case Anon, it might be better not to stare at it.
reminds me of an alien from the original dr who…Hmm that may not be a mail slot!
That’s one that won’t easily be destroyed by vandals.
it’s like someone’s pet rock grew up and became a mail carrier
I have only just noticed the number 54 at the top, it is not very visible, maybe they should have written it using miniature orange
snow jackets or even just send up a flare.
If I was this house’s postie I would just chuck their mail into their front yard.
…and then prepare for an expedition up the western spur.