The Spreewald is a waterlogged
area starting north of Dresden and extending north towards Berlin. For
centuries the area was served only by waterways – a vast network of rivers and
canals. Areas of dry ground are used for mixed farming and the produce is, even
today, shipped out by barges. Along with it, mails are also carried by boat in
the region.The mail is delivered to letterboxes on the river by a yellow-clad
postmistress – pushing a yellow-painted Kahn (boat) .
Hi! I am Aranya. The blog is dedicated to my passion of collecting unusual carriage of mails and covers, and also unusual post offices across the world!
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