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curiositycounts: It would be this nerd’s absolute dream come true if books grew on trees. But until that happens, Berlin has found a brilliant Giving Tree-esque solution, using fallen trees’ trunks as a free book exchange. Part of the BookCrossing book swap club, which brings free books to public spaces around the globe based on their idea of building the World’s Library! Neighborhood residents are welcome to leave a book they loved, or take one from the plastic protected hutches cut into the tree trunks. Love love love it! via Inhabitat  I’ve released some books in the wild, but here in Toronto have no such city initiative that I know of.

curiositycounts:

It would be this nerd’s absolute dream come true if books grew on trees. But until that happens, Berlin has found a brilliant Giving Tree-esque solution, using fallen trees’ trunks as a free book exchange. Part of the BookCrossing book swap club, which brings free books to public spaces around the globe based on their idea of building the World’s Library! Neighborhood residents are welcome to leave a book they loved, or take one from the plastic protected hutches cut into the tree trunks.

Love love love it!

via Inhabitat 

I’ve released some books in the wild, but here in Toronto have no such city initiative that I know of.

(via futurejournalismproject)

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    Too dope.
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    I want to go to there.
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    Lovely idea.
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    Toronto step your game up and let’s get giving trees on the road :D
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    It’s little initiatives like...truly inspire me...come up...
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