A phonebox outside the British Museum, London, January 2023
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Copyright Debbie Smyth, 4 February 2023
Posted as part of Six Word Saturday
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Travel with Intent 
That’s a super cool to share art and use the phone boxes!
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That’s a good bit of re-purposing there. We have a few phone box libraries in some of the Cotswold villages I pass through when out hiking – book exchanges rather than libraries. I’ve also seen quite a few with defibrillators and ATM machines also.
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Great discovery ! I do not remember seeing this phone box in summer 2019, must have overlooked it. The box as such in front of the museum must be good photo motif.
This is my posting:
https://wanderlustig2019.wordpress.com/2023/02/04/fantastic-start-on-the-munich-camino/
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I don’t know when it was converted but I suspect it was quite recent.
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What a great idea!
Here’s mine: https://outofmywritemind.com/2023/02/04/open-to-those-with-a-permit/
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I have photos of that phone box from our trip in November – but it had a fox and a squirrel in it then!
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Great mini museum! Mine is of frozen tundra sport https://fakeflamenco.com/2023/02/04/6-snowmobiles-travel-from-point-a/
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Crafty Saturday – I Made A Bracelet
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Ooops. Here’s the link
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What a fun find and what are the odds that you’d have a red phone booth today and I had one on Thursday? 🙂 Evidently quite high. Here’s mine for the day but don’t eat these greens. They’re only good for the soul.
janet
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Great find, Debbie 👏 Mine for this week: https://jezbraithwaite.blog/2023/02/04/like-water-off-a-ducks-back/
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How amazing is that!
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very cool
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It’s so fitting for the location!
In Germany, phone boxes used to be yellow. Then grey and magenta. And now we used them differently: https://picturesimperfectblog.wordpress.com/2023/02/04/who-still-needs-a-phone-box/
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We have quite a few uses for them now but this was the first art gallery I had seen.
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Oh, this is good! A tiny museum! Well, I got a red phone box in mine: https://suejudd.com/2023/02/04/seems-a-strange-medley-of-objects/
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Yes it was a pleasant surprise.
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Always the best
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Oh I say. Book-exchanges I’m used to, but an art gallery? I’ll have to drop by sometime.
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Yes someone had a great idea. Get there in the day and you can get inside! Open till 5.
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I’ve seen once a mini bib where you can take (or leave) book, but never a phone booth like this. Very original one, thanks for sharing 🙂
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I love that red phone booth!
https://anthropologist.wordpress.com/2023/02/04/the-blue-room-the-white-room/
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What a fabulous find Debbie 🙂
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Yes I was very pleased. Just need to get back to see inside. It had closed when I got there.
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Do you have to book? I’d say there would be a limit to the numbers inside 😂 I hope there’s something in there about the Guinness Book of Records for most number of people inside a phonebox
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Like miniature art museum – creative and fun! 🙂
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It would quite take your mind off making the call, wouldn’t it, Debs? 🤔💕
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Ha ha! Yes, definitely distracting, Jo
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What fun! Such a great way to bring art out to the public!
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A creative way to share art…two thumbs up. 🙂
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