Little Free Library Pointless Prize

[Indiana]

Dropped off a kids book containing panda poems at this Little Free Library across the street from Capitol Hill sport & health on G St SE. Could use more for the kids.

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[bikingjenn]

2/18/22 in Arlington on 5400 20th St N and another unregistered library.

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[consularrider]

LFL at Innovation Elementary School on N Veitch St in Courthouse. Mostly adult books, unusual for an LFL at a school.

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[bikingjenn]

2/19/22 LFL in Selbyville DE–some very used paperbacks good for reading on the beach. Providing gps because these LFLs are hard to find

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[SFrank]

2/17/22
Marseille, France
Not on a bike ride, but this is the most unusual little free library! I just had to share!!

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[SFrank]

2/18/22
Avignon, France
Again, not on a bike ride, but another fabulous Little Free Library!!

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[SFrank]

@karenbikes2@gmail.com 216712 wrote:

On yesterday’s ride I passed SIX LFLs, but none today. I searched for a second time today for one that’s supposed to be on the Turquoise Trail in Reston, but no luck. So today, this is what I offer to other LFL contestants. Check out the LFL photos in my Strava post from yesterday (https://www.strava.com/activities/6699011928) for the locations of 5 LFLs in Alexandria and 1 in Bluemont Park in Arlington.

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That has happened to me so many times! Maybe our next project is updating the LFL map on the website!

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[SFrank]

@bigredboiler 216495 wrote:

LFL variant….not an official entry, but I wanted to share what I found around Denver, CO; just in case anyone wants to start one around the DMV

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[consularrider]

LFL 27th St N in Williamsburg, Arlington near Bishop O’Connell HS. Mostly adult fiction with a couple kids books

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[Serdar]

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The lower deck of this LFL at the intersection of Old Columbia Pike and Downing Str features children’s books.

[Indiana]

Little Free Library in front of the Aquatic Resources Education Center on the Anacostia River Trail #withkidSnowLeopard and #withkidPuppy, no middle grade reads for them or much at all. Could use aquatic science books for all ages!
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[camiller]

LFL located in Glen Echo MD at the corner of University and Princeton Avenues. This library had a nice sitting area (small corner park). It had a lot of adult books so could us some books for children.

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[Robbie Rob]

The Mary McMahon LFL located at Park Ave, Falls Church. Adorable LFL with 2 chairs to review your finds. The library was chock full of paperback adult titles, but the kid in me borrowed “Mary Popkins Returns”![emoji56][ATTACH]28194[/ATTACH][ATTACH]28195[/ATTACH]

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[karenbikes2@gmail.com]

Charter #110248
Pennington Traditional Library Village
9305 Stonewall Road, Manassas VA 20110
Lat: 38.75406 Long: -77.48348
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There are THREE LFLs on the side of the Pennington Traditional School in Manassas. You can see 2nd LFL to the left of this one, and just a part of the roof of the 3rd behind it. They were built by a student for an Eagle Scout project. Each of the three sits atop a bench so there’s ample room for students to choose a book and sit down for a read. All three LFLs were a bit of a mess and I spent some time straightening up the one that was the most disheveled. Most of the books were kids books, some for all ages at an elementary school, but there were a few adult books as well. i left “A Spool of Blue Thread” by Anne Tyler.

[bikedavid]

A LFL on the Rhode Island Trolley Trail in Riverdale Park, just past the Riverdale Park town center between Riverdale Road and Oliver St. Has seats to sit and an eclectic collection from novels to a book about scrapbooking. Looks well stocked!

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