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Red Telephone Box / Phone Booth turned into Post Card Shop

So what some villages have done is to turn their old phone boxes into mini medical centres complete with a defibrillator! The problem with village life is that you are often very far away when it comes to hospitals and more importantly fast medical response. Red Telephone Box / Phone Booth turned into Defibrillator Stationħ – In the event of an emergency just Dial 999 or just fix yourself! Red Telephone Box / Phone Booth turned into Flower DisplayĪll over London there are several councils that have not got the money to remove these old phone boxes, so many of them have been Turing them into planters! I think they look rather nice like that as well. When the small village of Shepreth, Cambridgeshire had its local pub closed down they managed to get a licence for a pub to be installed in their local phone box! After several years of campaigning, they did indeed manage to get the pub re-opened. Red Telephone Box / Phone Booth turned into a bar / Pubĩ – “Hello, you are through to alcoholics anonymous, how can I help.”

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Red Telephone Box / Phone Booth turned into an art galleryĬhanging these old phone booths into art is quite a recurring theme and these 2 ideas (one filled with paper origami flowers, the other with real ones) are both great and for a small artist to get the chance to have a public art install it is priceless publicity. But what on earth can you do with a large, red, UK phone booth? It seems the answer is rather a lot… Here in the UK, they were bright red, always cold inside (even in the summer) and constantly vandalised and not working. A coach depot is the top of Gwernymynydd and then back passed the Swan Inn making for a 6 mile walk.Īlternatively, to stay off the main road, turn left before the cottages along the road signposted “Cilcain 2½” and reverse the Coed y Bychan walk which will add on an addition couple of miles but still all on tarmac.If there is one thing I don’t miss from the past it is using telephone booths. You can now go straight on alongside the row of cottages to rejoin the main road and follow the footpath passed the We Three Loggerheads Inn and Loggerheads Cafe and through Cadole (Colomendy Inn off to the left). Just after the road to the left on the opposite side, take the footpath which runs alongside the A494 and then through a metal gate.įollow what was the old Ruthin-Mold road through another gate to emerge at Tafarn y Gelyn. Turn right and cross over taking care with the fast traffic. There are various alternative routes back, but to stay on tarmac, continue steeply downhill after the village following the road across the River Alyn to emerge after a few bends onto the main A494. Turn right at the next junction and walk through the village with the Miners Arms just off to the left. (You could have followed the Twm Path walk as an alternative to get to this point.)Īt the junction with the old phonebox turn uphill and straight on passed the Owain Glyndwr Inn along Ffordd Bryngwyn.Īt the “T” junction at the end of Ffordd Bryngwyn, turn left and you are at Maeshafn. Turn right here along the tree lined Ffordd Las going straight ahead at the junction with the TwmPath and Ffordd y Fron. Follow Swan Lane until just before asteep hill. Walk uphill from Village Centre and turn left at the Swan Inn.

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Gwernymynydd and Cadole Community CouncilĦ miles along easy country lanes and main road pavement (which can be avoided).

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