Becoming a rare sight these days, these phone boxes often end up in somebody's garden as a large garden ornament. This one, still in use on the west coast of Scotland, had its own resident snail which moved around from pane to pane. It must have made little sorties to find food!
Sunday, 23 October 2011
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We have one of these old phone boxes in our Hospital.
ReplyDeleteNice capture.
Great photograph, love the bit about
ReplyDeletethe snail ;-)) Jackie in Surrey.
Oh, Julia, isn't that sweet? A couple of years ago we had a snail on one of our upstairs windows, which meant he had to climb up a rough wall followed by the tile shingles covering the upstairs part of the house! He must have been very determined to get there, and who knows what he was after?
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comment on my blog, Julia. Now all I've got to do is sit back and hope lots of people come and buy my stuff!!
ReplyDeleteI wish we had one of these in our village, no such luck! I tried to use phone box doors from a junk shop as doors in the garden but too heavy to hang ;(
ReplyDeleteLovely strong image. enjoyed the story too.
ReplyDeleteHave enjoyed catching up on your blogposts ...wonderful photography! The camera bags are great too....especially the patterned one :-)
ReplyDeletePerhaps he has an urgent call to make.
ReplyDeleteThe battery was dead on my mobile phone last week and I discovered that there were no longer any public telephones left in my town. It is progress!
Anna
Nice Photo! I love the colors.
ReplyDeleteGreat lines and color in this.
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