A small note was pinned to it, on an AA printed letterhead, apologising to members for "temporary inconvenience" when using this box.
All it needed was for some wag to leave a shovel there!

white exec wrote: 25 Jul 2017, 10:08 I remember decades ago, maybe somewhere near Lix Toll/Killin (Tayside), seeing a surreal AA box. It was only about knee-high, with just the roof jutting up above the grassy verge. The body of the box had obviously been removed for repair, and the roof left on the ground.
A small note was pinned to it, on an AA printed letterhead, apologising to members for "temporary inconvenience" when using this box.
All it needed was for some wag to leave a shovel there!![]()
white exec wrote: 25 Jul 2017, 10:08 I remember decades ago, maybe somewhere near Lix Toll/Killin (Tayside), seeing a surreal AA box. It was only about knee-high, with just the roof jutting up above the grassy verge. The body of the box had obviously been removed for repair, and the roof left on the ground.
A small note was pinned to it, on an AA printed letterhead, apologising to members for "temporary inconvenience" when using this box.
All it needed was for some wag to leave a shovel there!![]()
Thanks Marc , I'll enjoy giving that a go to see if there is more to find out!GiveMeABreak wrote: 30 Aug 2017, 10:01 I don't know if this one is real, but just watched the Denis Wheatley film "The Devil Rides Out" and spotted this AA box. Filming locations indicate High Canons, Buckettsland Lane, Well End, or possibly High Canons, Buckettsland Lane, Well End.
The clips here are a bit grainy - so I can't make out the name tag on the box! But then again, it could be just a prop![]()