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Guerilla knitting shows up in the most unlikely places sometimes, such as on this old pay phone at old Stan Hatoff's gas station ("Stan says: Gas is gas!") on Washington Street in Forest Hills.

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Every time the wind blows towards the athletic fields, the stench of gas is overwhelming.

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Gas stations are supposed to have a system that prevents vapors from escaping when you fill up.

The EPA has allowed states to lift this requirement, since newer cars prevent the escape of vapors when filling up. But Massachusetts still requires the system for stations that sell more than 10,000 gallons per month.

There's a sticker on gas pumps with the phone numbers to complain to if the system isn't working. Maybe you should give the Massachusetts number a call.

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Looks like a similar, but different one. Both Hatoff's.

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same phone - this was put up over a year ago. The phone and pompoms lasted about a month before someone ripped them off.... =)

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Is crocheted. Nice!

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The sighting of a payphone is remarkable enough.

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MBTA stations have generally been a safehaven for all remaining payphones.

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That's good to keep in mind the next time the government shuts down cell phones, like they did after the marathon bombing.

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Faneuil Hall Marketplace actually has functioning payphones right in the middle of the sidewalks on each side. The tourists (foreign) actually use them too.

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It's such a rare sight these days that I actually noticed him doing it.

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This is actually at the edge of the Stonybrook neighborhood, not Forest Hills.

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