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“William Arnold drove 900 miles from his home in Cornwall this summer to a windswept pay phone on the Isle of Lewis. When he got there, he pulled out a big bag of coins and started making calls, 52 of them to be precise. In doing so, he ensured the phone booth met the minimum threshold of a call a week to stay in service another year.” WSJ (Gift Article): The Quest to Save Rural Pay Phones, 52 Calls at a Time.