Welcome to Breakfast in America
My photo journal is an eclectic mix of things; there’s no guiding theme or topic. It is whatever happens to catch my attention, what I’ve been thinking, doing, and whatever my current obsessions are. At the moment, they are clearing some of the backlog on my ‘honey-do’ list, backpacking, hammock camping, and, I’m always, taking pictures.
Recent posts
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EEE (Yes, that is the official designation of this building…)
I was in a meeting in an adjacent building when I saw this picture. The only trouble is the light had changed by the time the meeting finished and the shadows of the trees were no longer on the building front panels. Oh well. Maybe I should have stopped the meeting and grabbed the shot.
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Hartley Library, University of Southampton
Hartley Library, University of Southampton. Copyright © 2007 Gary Allman, all rights reserved -
Notes
Notes. Copyright © 2007 Gary Allman, all rights reserved Facilitation, dealing with problems, finding solutions, this is what I do.
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Royal Mail Sorting Office / Post Office, Slindon Street, Portsmouth
Royal Mail Sorting Office / Post Office, Slindon Street, Portsmouth Not very subtle architecture… But I love the way the sky was reflected in the windows and glass.
As this picture seems to get a lot of interest from people searching for information on the Slindon Street Sorting Office, here’s some additional information.
It was built in the late 1970s and was occupied by the Royal Mail until late 2016 when most of the operations moved to Voyager Park in Copnor.
2020 updates
The Slindon Street Post Office is still located in the building. There are proposals for developing the site. For more information visit: https://slindonstreet.co.uk
The links below should take you to the official Royal Mail web site for general information and information about local branches.
Slindon St, Portsmouth, Hampshire PO1 1AF
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Solicitor
Progress (365: 239 Reject). Copyright © 2007 Gary Allman, all rights reserved. Today I had the first meeting about the divorce with my solicitor. There I was thinking I’d got some clarity in my life. In fact all I’ve done is stirred up all the muck and now I can’t see a thing.
