The view in front!
Hmmm, I really didn't think pay phones were available out in the middle of no where but I have been wrong before. As you can see the phone is in the country and I mean out in the country! No town to speak of. I really didn't get out to see if it worked though.
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Thanks , Honey, I love ya !! Know your busy !!! Love ya !!
Mappy
For the Amish maybe?
Lisa, the mountain road that I drive up to the horse ranch has the California "help" phones, which don't require money, but connect you right to the police. By the way, hubby's father and grandfather BOTH worked for the Erie railroad...Erie Lackawana RR, out of Meadville, PA. His father was the yard master in Meadville, then in Chicago, then in Marion. His grandfather was a conductor on the rr.
How odd! You'll have to try them out the next time you're there and let us know if they are functioning phones. lol!
~Lisa
Very strange, I notice up here they been taking phones out, too much vandalism I think and pretty much everyone has a cell now so not as needed.
How amazing! I would be shocked to see one myself!
Love your new chicks...chickens are ever so much fun!
Linda
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Mappy's great grandfather was a conductor on the Erie Railroad, Hornel Port Jervis run. His grandfather and all his grand uncles also worked on the Erie. We have a bunch of Erie Railroad magazines from that era, which mention the retirement of Uncle Ernie Wycoff, who married Virgie Montgomery
Love, Mom
I wonder if it works..it must have a purpose. I have been tempted to stick mine out by the road:)
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