a surface for graffiti now...I haven't seen a phone both anywhere in years, every now and then I'll see a payphone! a "statue" to a bygone era...nice capture!
Our town started pulling these down way before cell phone took over because they were too often used by drug pushers. All these booth should be removed since they're now just eyesores.
A phone booth in “Largo del Duomo”, abandoned and without telephone. “Pizza in piazza”, on the awning, is an alliteration meaning pizza in the square.
I guess you don't use these anymore either.
ReplyDeleteThere are a few left over here, nevertheless without the booth.
ReplyDeleteWishing you only happy a content for the talks and a good Friday as well.
I can't remember the last time I used a pay phone. Before long, they will all be gone.
ReplyDeleteHmmm...I just don't see phone booths, or payphones anymore. Nice capture.
ReplyDeletea surface for graffiti now...I haven't seen a phone both anywhere in years, every now and then I'll see a payphone! a "statue" to a bygone era...nice capture!
ReplyDeleteOur town started pulling these down way before cell phone took over because they were too often used by drug pushers. All these booth should be removed since they're now just eyesores.
ReplyDeleteWe don't have many public phones in the US any more, either. Most of the booths are gone, too. Time marches on....
ReplyDeleteA blast from the past.
ReplyDeleteIt's a sad state of affairs when Superman has no change booth in Livorno any more.
ReplyDeleteOurs usually still have phones in them but I never see anyone using them anymore... I love alliterations.
ReplyDeleteSeeing a phone booth, my first thought is always Superman.
ReplyDeleteAbandoned... I wonder why they do not take it away...
ReplyDeleteA sign of the times!
ReplyDeleteIt's a pity...and without telephone!
ReplyDeleteI hope the company can repair it soon.
Léia
I don't like places like this one but we see them frequently in our cities.
ReplyDeleteThis is certainly something you don't see much these days!
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