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Easter Postbox Toppers - Leicestershire

Newbold Verdon, Leicester LE9, UK

Postbox Topper #1: Barlestone In Barlestone, the postbox topper for Easter is a delightful scene celebrating the spirit of the holiday. A cavalcade of Easter animals adorns the top of the postbox, creating a lively and colourful display. At the centre of this festive gathering stands a funny bunny, adorned with ribbons and eggs, serving as the focal point of the scene. Surrounding the central bunny are an array of other Easter animals, each adding their own charm to the tableau. There are fluffy yellow chicks peeping around, busy bunnies hopping joyfully, The topper captures the essence of Easter, with its symbols of renewal and the joys of spring. This topper is sure to bring smiles to the faces of those who pass by, spreading Easter cheer throughout the community of Barlestone. Postbox Topper #2: Newbold Verdon In Newbold Verdon, the postbox topper for Easter exudes simplicity and charm. Two adorable bunny rabbits with soft, white fur and long floppy ears take centre stage atop the postbox. These bunnies sit side by side, their noses twitching with curiosity as they gaze out at the world around them. The bunnies are depicted with careful attention to detail in their fur, whiskers, and expressive eyes. Their long ears flop by their sides, giving them a playful and endearing appearance. Behind them, a backdrop of spring flowers and lush greenery adds to the scene, evoking the beauty of the season. This topper is a heartwarming tribute to the joy of Easter, inviting passers by to pause and appreciate the simple pleasures of nature and companionship. Happy Easter.









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