Two men, two dogs and 50-odd phones vie for space in a 19th-century Naseby mud-brick home. Words: Claire Finlayson Photos: Guy Frederick If the tiny township of Naseby has far more phones per head of population than is normal, it’s entirely Craig Sherson’s fault. He is a man with a profound weakness for old telephonic treasures and thinks there might be 50 or so under his roof — a tally upon which his partner Paul O’Sullivan keeps a wary eye. But more on this rampant phone fancying (and its domestic consequences) later. Craig and Paul fell for Naseby quite by