Dan64
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No change, no problem, just wave your phone in front of the phone to pay.In Answer to your question
i have no idea my cheap self didn't have any change LOL
No change, no problem, just wave your phone in front of the phone to pay.In Answer to your question
i have no idea my cheap self didn't have any change LOL
wow I live just 11 miles from there in Levels we have one of those at the 4 way stop across from the fire hall, are you from nearbyout for a cruise yesterday and stopped to eat at Paw Paw WV. We pulled into a little diner called Wilma's and this caught my eye.
When was the last time you saw one of these?
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I think to find out, you'd have to drop aI am sure he/we basically mean, did it have a dial tone?
out for a cruise yesterday and stopped to eat at Paw Paw WV. We pulled into a little diner called Wilma's and this caught my eye.
When was the last time you saw one of these?
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Used to be you lifted the receiver and there was a dial tone. You could either drop a dime/quarter in and make a local call or if you dialed a number with depositing coins, it would tell you how much for the first "X" minutes, and if you went longer, it (or an operator) would break in and tell you to deposit more coins.I think to find out, you'd have to drop a
quarter in it. It's probably free money
for the owner. Kinda like throwing coins
in a fountain.
They may have operated differently inUsed to be you lifted the receiver and there was a dial tone. You could either drop a dime/quarter in and make a local call or if you dialed a number with depositing coins, it would tell you how much for the first "X" minutes, and if you went longer, it (or an operator) would break in and tell you to deposit more coins.
No i live woodbine Md.wow I live just 11 miles from there in Levels we have one of those at the 4 way stop across from the fire hall, are you from nearby
yeah that bridge gets flooded over quite oftenNo i live woodbine Md.
my buddy wanted to see the overlook that shows the valley and Paw Paw and then we went to Old Town and crossed that crazy single lane wooden bridge. we passed the old paper mill and came home.
if any of you guys get near Old Town take the time to cross the bridge it only costs a dollar,.50cents on a bike. you wonder how it stays together
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