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  • #1115613
    mrhappy_onabike
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    This LFL at 6614 Fountain Ave. in Los Angeles was relatively pathetic. It had maybe a dozen books, half of which were for expectant parents. The one notable exception being a hardback collection of three novels by Thomas Hardy.

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    #1115618
    Kbikeva
    Participant

    Reminder:

    #FSBOOKS gets you your ride count.

    Points are awarded with a post on the Little Free Library Pointless Prize thread must include:
    -one picture/day with part of your bike visible in the photo (1 point)
    -Exact coordinates of location (+1 point)
    -Depositing a library item or noting what genre of book to be restocked (+1 point)
    -POTENTIAL extra points for ornate or interestingly constructed LFL posted on the forum thread
    -POTENTIAL Extra Extra points for forum posts of encouragement towards other players

    To compete for a participation prize you must (1) upload one or more photos of the item to your Strava ride for that day. (2) title your Strava ride with the hashtag #FSBOOKS. Please only hashtag ONE ride per day with #FSBOOKS. This hashtag will ensure you automatically show up and get ranked onto our Little Free Library leaderboard (https://freezingsaddles.org/pointless/hashtag/fsbooks).
    To compete in the main competition (with possibilities of extra extra points) your entries must be posted HERE on the Forum in this thread. http://bikearlingtonforum.com/showthread.php?18937-Little-Free-Library-Pointless-Prize

    #1115627
    CaseyKane50
    Participant

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    2100 South Joyce Street
    Arlington, Virginia

    This LFL is in desperate need of any books. There are only seven books, none of them for children. Also, there is a game and a jigsaw puzzle.

    #1115635
    Jessica Hirschhorn
    Participant

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    #1115639
    camiller
    Participant

    LFL on Forrest Hill Drive in Fairfax
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    #1115640
    Catedrew
    Participant

    @Brownws 212483 wrote:

    Little Latvian free Library

    Latvian Embassy on Sheridan cirvle

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    This is SO COOL that there is a little free Library in front of the Latvian embassy! I wonder if any of the books were in Latvian.

    #1115642
    Catedrew
    Participant

    Little Free Library
    3104 S 6th Street (near the intersection with S. Highland Street)
    Arlington, VA

    This LFL had a good selection of children and adult books, but also had a few books on infertility, in case anybody needs those. It could use – umm, a little bit of organization?

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    #1115655
    Sophie CW
    Participant

    It’s amazing how many of these little libraries I’m seeing now but never noticed them before, like this one on Broadwood Drive and Grandin Ave in Rockville. I’ve biked past here so many times before!
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    #1115665
    AlanA
    Participant

    Taken in front of St. Paul United Methodist Church on Main. St. in New Windsor, MD. We have a lot of churches and Main Streets out here in the old towns of MD.

    Sorry I didn’t get a close up, but I also wanted to get my monument/memorial in the same picture. I’m lazy like that.

    I did not recognize a single book in here. But they had two that took up a lot of space. No way I would ever read a book that big!!

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    #1115672
    AlanA
    Participant

    @Sophie CW 212572 wrote:

    It’s amazing how many of these little libraries I’m seeing now but never noticed them before, like this one on Broadwood Drive and Grandin Ave in Rockville. I’ve biked past here so many times before!
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    These silly games are great for that. I notice so many things now that I would never even think about before.

    #1115678
    Brownws
    Participant

    @Catedrew 212557 wrote:

    This is SO COOL that there is a little free Library in front of the Latvian embassy! I wonder if any of the books were in Latvian.

    Not that I saw (they appeared yo be all English titles)

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    #1115680
    Indiana
    Participant

    Little Free Library hearts at Monroe Street Market Arts Walk in Brookland DC.
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    It’s a really cute one with a flower pot on top and stained glass books decorating the inside. Several Stephen King novels, a few text books. Could definitely use some books for older children. I borrowed the book about that rogue panda that Eats, Shoots & Leaves to show a punctuation-phobic family member. I’ll have to restock next time.

    The bag underneath has a note from someone giving away free cloth masks that they sewed! There are individually wrapped masks inside.

    #1115686
    Boomer Cycles
    Participant

    LFL of Burke Ave in the Del Ray hood of Alexandria VA
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    Genre: kids books in both English & Spanish
    Need: more kids books in Spanish!

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    #1115689

    This LFL is located near Sunrise Valley Elementary School, where the W&OD crosses Sunrise Valley Drive in Reston. Again, oddly, there were no children’s books in this LFL! Did not bring a book to leave because I was only expecting to ride a couple of miles since my street was still so snowy. As so often seems to happen during BAFS, once I got out of the neighborhood the roads were pretty good so I kept riding. Again, didn’t think to bring any books with me, but now have a couple in my pannier for the future!
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    #1115698
    cvcalhoun
    Participant

    Charter #59884

    East Bethesda TARDIS
    4509 Cheltenham Drive
    Bethesda MD 20814

    Lat: 38.9889368

    Long: -77.0897894

    Yes, I found the TARDIS! Clearly what it needs is more sci-fi books.

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