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The Runö Community today Post, the key to life
It's normal in Estonia that a village post-office
will also function as a telephone station
- both for ringing if you haven't a phone
of your own, and for paying your bill if
you have - and even the library will be
in the same building. On
Runö for a change the library has its
own building next door, it's the priest
who shares the accommodation with the Post
Office. And
here the public phone is no hand-cranked
antiquity, but a smart grey-and-blue electronic-card
model of Swedish design.
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