Day 2
3 days of walking and visiting Little Libraries in the Peterborough area.
16 Little Libraries
Farmcrest Avenue, Peterborough
This little Rotary Club library was
hidden under the leaves of a maple tree.
Can you see it?
Can you see it?
We missed it with the first drive down the street.
Alphabet theme
Maria Street, Peterborough
Rotary Club
Alice in Wonderland theme
At the park on Scollard Drive, Peterborough
Rotary Club
Sports theme
Barlesan Road, Peterborough
Rotary Club
Outdoor theme
Elizabeth Street, Peterborough
Charter 64126
--Coffee Break--
BlackHoney
221 Hunter Street West
In the cafe district of downtown
Nice looking bakery/coffee shop.
Good coffee.
Patio in the front and in the back.
We got panhandled while sitting out front.
Afterward had a nice walk through Millenium Park.
Here's our canine companion at the
restored Esker statue
Hunter Street, Peterborough
Rotary Club
Fanciful theme
Cute cement rabbit at the base of the Little Library
Hopkins Avenue, Peterborough
Rotary Club
Dog-friendly
Peterborough had a smart promotion.
An inexpensive way to promote gardens in the city,
by giving out "Peterborough Pollinator Garden" signs.
For Canada's 150th birthday,
the city gave out 150+ signs and calendars to houses
that registered their pollinator garden.
And many gardens were still proudly displaying their signs this year.
Mount Community Centre
Monaghan Road, Peterborough
Rotary Club
Cute fairy door on Monaghan Road
Rosedale Avenue, Peterborough
Rotary Club
City lights theme
Charlotte Street, Peterborough
Rotary Club
Little Mermaid theme
King George Street, Peterborough
A Kim Zippel shed style little library
Borrowed Five Quarters of the Orange
Lock Street, Peterborough
This little library is a little goofy
Scholars Education Centre, Peterborough
An indoor little library
Romaine Street, Peterborough
On the porch of a house turned restaurant
Rotary Club
Finding Nemo theme
Douglas Avenue, Peterborough
A large Kim Zippel shed style little library
Western Avenue, Peterborough
Charter 38157
--Dinner Coffee Break--
Dreams of Beans
138 Hunter St W, Peterborough
Downtown. Sat on the patio.
Nice service. Nice lattes.
We headed back to the hotel after our Dreams of Beans visit.
Maria Street, Peterborough
Rotary Club
Alice in Wonderland theme
Rotary Club
Sports theme
Rotary Club
Outdoor theme
Elizabeth Street, Peterborough
Charter 64126
--Coffee Break--
BlackHoney
221 Hunter Street West
In the cafe district of downtown
Nice looking bakery/coffee shop.
Good coffee.
Patio in the front and in the back.
We got panhandled while sitting out front.
Afterward had a nice walk through Millenium Park.
restored Esker statue
Rotary Club
Fanciful theme
Rotary Club
Dog-friendly
An inexpensive way to promote gardens in the city,
by giving out "Peterborough Pollinator Garden" signs.
For Canada's 150th birthday,
the city gave out 150+ signs and calendars to houses
that registered their pollinator garden.
And many gardens were still proudly displaying their signs this year.
Monaghan Road, Peterborough
Rotary Club
Rotary Club
City lights theme
Rotary Club
Little Mermaid theme
A Kim Zippel shed style little library
Borrowed Five Quarters of the Orange
This little library is a little goofy
An indoor little library
On the porch of a house turned restaurant
Rotary Club
Finding Nemo theme
A large Kim Zippel shed style little library
Charter 38157
--Dinner Coffee Break--
138 Hunter St W, Peterborough
Downtown. Sat on the patio.
Nice service. Nice lattes.
We headed back to the hotel after our Dreams of Beans visit.
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