Definitely not well taken care of. The phones are very different from what we see here, and booths are a rarity. One's more likely to see the odd payphone in office towers or malls as opposed to out on the streets.
I hope they stay there a long time, as reminders of what once used to be before mobile phones started growing at the tip of our fingers. And the weeds add a nice touch.
What's a phone booth? :-)
ReplyDeleteThey look horrible. Over here, very few people still use phone booths.
ReplyDeleteI haven't seen a phone booth in years.
ReplyDeletePronto:-)
ReplyDeleteNot many left here either.
We don't have any more phone phoots here in Finland for a years, so that's why I like these. They are "ancient monuments" :)
ReplyDeleteI guess they aren't still in use, are they?
ReplyDeleteI'm surprised to see phone booths, never mind the weeds. I wonder if they are in operating order.
ReplyDeleteRe your comment: I wouldn't be surprised if people take up swords. Guns don't seem to be enough these days. :)
Sort of like a little greenhouse. :)
ReplyDeleteI hope the weeds don't take over!
ReplyDeleteI don't think we have any left in DC.
ReplyDeleteSign of the times. Where's my cell?
ReplyDeleteDefinitely not well taken care of. The phones are very different from what we see here, and booths are a rarity. One's more likely to see the odd payphone in office towers or malls as opposed to out on the streets.
ReplyDeleteI hope they stay there a long time, as reminders of what once used to be before mobile phones started growing at the tip of our fingers. And the weeds add a nice touch.
ReplyDeleteA BIG smile when I read Revrunner's question.. :))
ReplyDeleteI think they're all gone here too.
It's quite unusual to still see phone booths, we have some here in the city also VP>
ReplyDeleteThe last working pay phones are gone in my area. Poor things, they look so lonely!
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