Including the majestic møøse
A Møøse once bit my sister...
Mind you, møøse bites Kan be pretty nasti...
I was visiting my brother in Jasper (AB, CAD) and there was a half dozen just out the (basement) window.
Also devasting (to the car) when youi hit one. Mynuncle found out the hard way.
dave
More artefacts of an ancient civilization 😎
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Did not know until just now. Here is our version of the Elk.
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and a time when people wanted something around them for privacy when talking on the phone. Instead of loudly facetiming with someone in a doctors office waiting room...
Some - but not that many - years ago on a hill top in Scotland, I came across, another variant of this:
Makes you wonder if it is wireless after all.... 🙃
Makes you wonder if it is wireless after all.... 🙃
When I was a kid we got to make our own phones. Didn’t really work very well but it was a lot more fun than being forced to eat the over cooked veggies that came in the can.
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My friend and I experimented with the angled version around a tree or house corner. It worked (somewhat).
Talking of telephones, Indy Neidell presenting the Korean War, week by week (great videos really) behind 4 Cobra-phones from the Swedish Telephone Company (Ericsson I would think originally). You dialed the number on the bottom of this odd phone.
I remember those. Only one neighbour had one and his Mom used to yell at us, as when you picked it up, that was the same as taking the phone off the hook. `
Now this DID seem strange as a child, this character (Nosybonk -yes, he even had a weird name) was on children's TV in England in the '80s.
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I'm not sure thats what he suggests 😆
https://www.chameleon.co.uk/the-evolution-of-the-bt-logo/
But this one surely is - and had it been in the UK, it would probably also be road legal