A Rare Red Endangered Species Traditional Cache

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ch220: The owner of the hotel did give me warning that this would happen soon so sadly it is time for this endangered species to say goodbye! Thank you for all the nice logs over the years. Goodbye :D

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Hidden : 7/11/2015
Difficulty:
2 out of 5
Terrain:
1.5 out of 5

Size: Size: micro (micro)

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Enjoy this traditional phone box located in St Julians as one of the few remaining within Malta. Please bring your own pen or pencil to write within the logbook provided.

It was in 1800, that Malta voluntarily became part of the British Empire. The British took over Malta, and transformed the island into a Naval base. It wasn't until 1964, after 100 years of British rule, that the islands were granted independence and eventually became a Republic in 1974. It's been 35 years now since the Britons left our country but so many things around us still bear traces of their influence on our country. The famous red telephone boxes which can be spotted in certain old streets in Malta are one such example . The red telephone box was designed by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott. It's not only a familiar sight on the streets of the United Kingdom and Malta, but also in Bermuda and Gibraltar - the latter two being also ex-British colonies. Sir Scott originally suggested mild steel colour for the kiosks but the British Post Office chose the colour red to make them easy to spot. Some of these phone booths in use today have been converted to internet kiosks. Please bring your own pen or pencil to write within the logbook provided. Please Please Please be careful of muggles in the local area and try to be inconspicuous. Thank you!

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