Started with this map of 9 Little Libraries |
Ended up finding 15 |
- 5 hours of walking with our 2 dogs
- 20,000 steps, 13km
- Area covered: Pape to Coxwell along the Danforth
- Two coffee breaks - Red Rocket (delicious smooth coffee)
and Timothy's (mmmm coconut coffee) - Set out to find 9 Little Free Libraries. Found 15 in total.
- Met some great people - 2 owners, a friendly dog lady
and saw protestors with placards (the global women's march was on downtown) - Picked up a book, left a cookbook and a lot of Walking Sisters booklets
- A grey day but spring-like temperatures, +7C! No gloves or hats.
We started Little Libraries picked up from this Danforth article:
and on the
LittleFreeLibrary.org map
Photos:
Photos:
111 Fulton |
Took Deafening because one of the sisters is deaf and left a cookbook because one of the sisters is a great cook |
Left a Walking Sisters booklet. We parked the car by this library and when we returned 5 hours later we looked inside and the booklet was gone :) |
31 Muriel |
What a surprise, a geocache in the Muriel little library. It had fallen from it's hook under the roof. |
35 Eaton Ave We stumbled upon this while on the way to Langford Avenue |
98 Langford The smallest box we have visited |
137 Langford Ave |
Just a few doors down on Langford was this leafy painted hydro pole |
84 Caithness Ave |
165 Glebeholme Ave |
50 Wolverleigh Ave |
We liked the title of this book in the Wolverleigh Little Library. We didn't read it. |
18 Linsmore Cres The owner of the Wolverleigh box told us about this Little Free Library |
277 Strathmore Blvd |
391 Milverton Blvd |
600 Rhodes Ave The little library the nice husband up the street told us about |
127 Parkmount |
Another Walking Sisters blank booklet |
155 Lamb Ave Outside an art shop Our last one for the day The fuzzy fitbit says 13.25km. :) |
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