Gorseness: the telephone box
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Gorseness: the telephone box
Image: © Chris Downer Taken: 30 Jul 2011
A traditional red phone box stands at this crossroads. In the distance, we look across Wide Firth with a couple of islands visible - chiefly Gairsay, passing behind the phone box; Holm of Boray to the right, above the buildings, and the tiny Seal Skerry nearer to us.
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Image Location
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59.061865
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-3.020929