Waiting in Bridge Street

In a Chester Street. There were comparatively few mobile (cell)

phones on view, so phone boxes must still be in use. They are even a

good place to wait.

What do you think

Upper or Lower?

Hi Pete, I haven't been home for ages, and my mind seems to be going as I cannot place these boxes, unless they are at the crossroads with Pepper Street and Grosvenor Street?

Enough nostalgia...this image is quintisentially Enhlish, after all where else could this have been taken?

Fond regards, Nick.

Hello Nick, there are four, right in the middle of Upper Bridge Street.

The one really big change was the number of bouncers. Back in the 1970's there were three or four lively pubs, now there is a brace of bouncers every 20 yards. And the Talbot has gone, it was next to St Olaf's Lane.

Cheers.

P

A Nick mentioned above, that is also what is triking is that is so English, and for me it is even more than the booths. There is something about the lady, especially her attire, elegant even under the most everyday. Coupled with her position.Also what I think is genial is your capture of the boy in the booth. All coupled with the whole composition. I really like it.

Great image.

Hello Marco, what marks this lady out as a Brit, is the white skin. There's been no warm sunshine in the UK for about 4 months.

Pete