I am up to 196 payphones between Norwalk, Ohio in the west to Connaught, Ohio in the east and as far south as Ashland, Ohio. Only twelve are working. I wonder if I should start adding if the device is intact or not in this unofficial study in a little note booklet carried in my shirt pocket. A little late for that because I am not going to retrace my steps to recheck the earlier finds unless I am work, but we'll see. Still no one is taking the payphones away, functional or vandalized.
Wobble kernel: No one is taking the payphones away. Laziness or a reason that isn't obvious? Emergency preparedness or something insidious?
Interesting to me, but what to make it "gamer interesting?"
I have always thought something similar about power sub-stations - fenced in electrical thingies with barbed wire and signs about danger:electricity. They always have a little metal building with a door that is seemingly padlocked....
ReplyDeleteThose I've got the answer to, I've been in a couple for a class back in the 90s.
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