This I did not expect…
(I had to grab screen shots before getting an intrusive pop up screen, so apologies for the presentation.)





This I did not expect…
(I had to grab screen shots before getting an intrusive pop up screen, so apologies for the presentation.)
Gile Gilbert Scott, the English architect who designed the red telephone box, was born on the 9th November 1880. Google celebrated this with a fancy remake of its own icon.
This article starts with an image still from the film Otolith II, 2007 – featuring iconic red phone boxes.
The recent Pink Floyd exhibition held at the V&A used the iconic British phone box through-out:
A friend of mine, Hope, has just got herself some new tattoos and there is one that is pretty special to this blog:
Thanks to Shiraz for this link for the blog:
“The famous phone boxes”: a review of ‘Out of Order by David Mach
We took a holiday in Canada/USA last month and I have a few photos to post:
Montreal airport
Montreal airport
Shopping centre
Port of Montreal sculpture
Port of Montreal
Banksy likes a phone box – and so, it seems, does someone else…
Source: ‘i’ newspaper, 23/8/2016