Celebrating our Nation's Post Offices
ADDRESS: 250 Depot St., Franklin, North Carolina 28734
Since I took this photo back in 2007, I wasn’t really into documentation as much as I am today. So as I’m searching for the address now in 2013. I’m noticing I don’t really know what the address is.
I’ll need to figure this out or if someone out there is familiar maybe you might like to comment below.
Thanks,
David W. Gates Jr.
ADDRESS: 50 Fontana Rd., Fontana Dam, North Carolina4 28733
I actually took this picture back in the spring of 2007. I found these two pictures as I was going through my Appalachian Trail photos. For those of you who may not have been following along closely. In 2007 I thru-hiked the Appalachian Trail. During this time I also photographed the post offices I stopped at along the way. If you know anything about thru-hiking then you know how much hikers need to rely on the post office for re-supply.
Fontana Dan is a perfect example of how important the post offices is for hikers. There were a bunch of us who needed to get into town to retrieve our re-supply from this neat little post office. My accommodations were at the Fontana Hilton shelter while I was there. Complete with bunk beds and nice yard.
Thanks,
David W. Gates Jr.
ADDRESS: 21905 Mountain Hwy E., Spanaway, Washington 98387
Just sitting here on a lazy sunday afternoon looking through some of my old photos. As I started to sort them, I stumbled across this one from 2010. Some how I over-looked posting it. There are two Spanaway post offices in my collection and I had originally posted the other one not realizing there were two.
That is my excuse and I’m sticking to you. So here is the Bethel Branch post office in Spanaway Washington.
Thanks,
David W. Gates Jr.