As a magpie I thought I would fly out to find another geocache, you know us magpies always looking for something shiny or even something nice to eat. Landing in the area I was confronted with a village phone box, obviously not used these days to ring home to say "Mummy I'm going to be late".
So what many of these little villages have done is to use them to hold either a heart defibrillator or, as in this case, the village library. I had to search for a specific book which would have been okay if it had been on the shelves in my eye-line, but it wasn't.
Trying to bend over in such a confined space for me, meant that I kept bashing my aspidistra against a very heavy door, trapping me in the confined space. I'm sure other more slimmer geocachers could possibly swing a hula-hoop in there, but not me I'm afraid.
Anyway the cache was found, log book signed and replaced where it had been. I spent ages then searching for a copy of "50 Shades of Grey", I still haven't read it you know.
This is an excellent photo Lady M. I'm impressed that the phone box AND the books on the far side of the phone box are all in focus.
I too would have difficulty looking for a book that wasn't at eye level in a phone box.
I too would have difficulty looking for a book that wasn't at eye level in a phone box.
There's one in my village too; it opened in June 2016. http://365project.org/gijsje/365/2016-06-19