During my time between jobs while the weather is still good, I have been taking some long walks in the parks and neighborhoods of Pittsburgh. You’re probably familiar with the “Little Free Library” book sharing trend that has been sweeping around for the last 20 years or so. Around the city I have noticed an extension of the movement that has reached into some odd areas of human existence.
This puzzle library is on a one-way street in Squirrel Hill. Sweetie made me tell her where it is so she can offload some puzzles.
This library is also in Squirrel Hill. Clearly there is a greater demand for peace than supply. I might start collecting peaceful rocks and restocking these shelves.
Take a stick. Leave a stick. This one has an attached annex for the peoples.
This two-part library is in Garfield, on a busy street. As in probably any North American City, most of the people you see out walking in Pittsburgh are walking a dog. I’ve seen some very handsome dogs.
