Off a gravel trail inside Whidbey Island's Trustland Trails Park sits a phone booth where words ride on the wind. Consider it a sort of "airway to heaven." “Hi, grandma. I just wanted to give you an update on life,” Liz Owen-Williams said into the phone. “I feel so blessed there is a wind phone on this island, so I continue to speak to you.” Owen-Williams was using what's called a wind phone to speak to her grandmother. Rooted in Japanese culture, it's a place where anyone can come, lift the receiver and have a personal conversation with someone who has passed on. READ MORE: https://www.king5.com/article/news/local/whidbey-island-wind-phone/281-4bdb0776-4566-44ff-856c-14394011a857