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Lake Luzerne Phone Booth
Lake Luzerne, NY - Franny Wentzel - Saturday, August 29th, 2009 : goo
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A few years back spotted one of those old-timey phone booths sitting by it's lonesome in front of the offices of a summer camp...
Superman must've busted off the door back in his younger days...
At least he left the phone book holder intact...
Looking inside it seems the phonebook shelf has been dented and deformed from all the homesick campers calling mudder and fadder over the years...
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Shawno: Did the phone still work?
Franny Wentzel: Never did bother to try it...
joey: how much do you think a local phone call costs ?
Franny Wentzel: 29th Aug 2009 - 19:24 GMT
This was like five years ago so it was probably still a quarter...
...though I suspect most calls were long distance ones to The City and Long Island.
Incidentally the location of this booth was at the Pine Points Cottage & Motel if you want to see if it's still there...
Peter: 31st Aug 2009 - 15:32 GMT
wow, i was recently talking to someone about how you never see booths like this in the city...
Franny Wentzel: 31st Aug 2009 - 20:03 GMT
Yeah... it seems payphones in general are becoming an endangered species thanks to cellphones...
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