"Lonely Public Phones"
Copyright 2011 by Lyle H Saxon
Lyle (Hiroshi) Saxon
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There is profound in the mundane and mundane in the profound - it all depends on your viewpoint and way of thinking... See http://www5d.biglobe.ne.jp/~LLLtrs/ for my main website.
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3 comments:
did you know that in america, there are like no public phones left? they are just...gone. i have no idea where you would find one if there are any left haha...
So it's that way over there too then? I guess it would be, now that nearly everyone has a cell phone. In Tokyo, you see fewer and fewer telephone booths, but in major trains stations, I think they are possibly keeping some rows of them (like in this picture) as a kind of back-up system.
ah true. a back-up system is always good!
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