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Press 8 Photograph by Kellice Swaggerty

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Comments (7)

Barry Jones

Barry Jones

Time surely have changed! Great image! v/f

They surely have. Thanks so much, Barry! -:)

Linda Phelps

Linda Phelps

F/L Nice composition. The capture is excellent! It is nice to be able to see the numbers and to read the print pm the phone!

Thanks so much for your wonderful comments and support too, Linda! :)

R A W M

R A W M

Excellent find Kellice, Not many of these around anymore. Well done. L&F..

Thanks so very much R A W M! :)

Marcia Colelli

Marcia Colelli

Wonderful find and composition. Nice to document how fast technology is changing f/L

Thanks Marcia! I guess soon one of these will be on display in the Smithsonian Institute. :)

Ed Weidman

Ed Weidman

love when i see the rare phone booths still around kellice,scary how life and technology changes so quickly! i miss these relics:) l/f

Thanks Ed! It is amazing how some things which we think are so firmly established seem to vanish almost overnight. Maybe an implanted chip can one day replace our handheld devices. I just hope it doesn't happen in my lifetime :)

Sheryl Bobbitt

Sheryl Bobbitt

When the phone booths disappeared, all I could think of was, what's superman going to do now. Thanks for a fun memory.

So true, Sheryl! And yet Clark Kent didn't even have a push-button phone. They were all rotary dial. :)

Heidi Smith

Heidi Smith

Yes, I certainly do remember these days! ;) f/v

Thanks Heidi! :)

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