Sunday, August 15, 2010

The red phone box that has become Britain's smallest library

[Thanks to Obion]
The red phone box that has become Britain's smallest library, article.

Technically it's a book exchange, not a library. I love this. Not the least the "Quiet" sign. 


6 comments:

  1. The iPhone is getting rid of the phone box, and the iPad is getting rid of books.

    God warned Adam and Eve about Apple, but did they listen?

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  2. The cellphone did that before Steve Jobs had his first iphone wet dream.

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  3. Robb in Houston16 Aug 2010, 02:57:00

    Damn, that's pretty cool!
    I wish I had one of those phone booths. Might have to put out feelers to see if I can find one...

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  4. Hehe, times are a changing:
    in Germany, the former industrial center "Ruhr District" has been converted to a cultural centre (presently Europe's cultural centre),
    and phone boxes are now libraries, or small cafes, or shelters from London's rain.

    Cool!

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  5. Hehe, times are a changing:
    in Germany, the former industrial center "Ruhr District" has been converted to a cultural centre (presently Europe's cultural centre),
    and phone boxes are now libraries, or small cafes, or shelters from London's rain.

    Cool!

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  6. "God warned Adam and Eve about Apple, but did they listen?"
    Maybe if he had texted them through IM, or left a word on their voice mail?... I guess they couldn't be reached in time. ;-p

    Beep,
    Shelters from London's rain in Germany??? Man, I didn't think technology could do THAT!

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