Postbox Toppers for Halloween

A couple more for the collection. Seasonal additions in October for the run up to Halloween. These two post boxes are at either end of Highham, a small village in Medway. The toppers are changed every now and then and sometimes swapped between the post boxes at one end with the other. I think the same person does them both. Whoever it is they’re doing a great job. Skilled, community minded, with a great sense of humour and playfullness.

A colorful knitted Halloween display featuring various crocheted pumpkins in orange, red, and pink arranged on a turquoise knitted tablecloth. The display includes a black cat figure wearing a witch’s hat, autumn leaves in red and orange, and small decorative elements scattered around. The tablecloth has a scalloped edge and the scene is photographed outdoors against a stone wall background.
Halloween, Lower Higham
A detailed view of a knitted Halloween tableau showing multiple crocheted pumpkins of varying sizes and colors including orange, pink, white, and patterned varieties. A black cat in a witch’s hat sits among the pumpkins, with one orange pumpkin featuring a black silhouette design. The display includes autumn leaves in various colors (orange, red, white, yellow, green) scattered across a multi-colored knitted base with geometric patterns. The scene is photographed outdoors with stone architecture visible in the background.
Halloween, Higham

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