This Little Free Library really did blend in with the leafless trees, the grey sky, and the brick of the church. But it caught my eye and I had the quick thought, “Is it one? It is! It is, circle through the parking lot and come back”. I love the surprise of finding these little treasures! Maybe that’s why I always forget to check the app on my phone when I’m traveling around – it’s just fun to let them surprise me!
The glass was broken, but the library was fairly well stocked. I’m not sure what was in the tackle box because I didn’t think to open it. The bench was a nice touch and I’m sure that in the summer when the trees are full of shade giving leaves it is a nice place to stop and read for a while.
I love these! I recently found one just one block over on a street we hardly walk down. I took a book and left a good one later (The Secret Daughter.) I love the bench by it, too! Now, I am really wondering what is in that bright orange tackle box. Can you go back? 🙂
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I’m planning on it very soon and will report back!
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It is always nice to be surprised by these little free libraries. This one is in a very nice spot.
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Love the rustic wood of this one, and that tackle box definitely catches one’s eye. My guess is pencils or some type of information sheet, or even a coloring sheet for children. I have not been to New Braunfels in well over 20 years, but I was there a lot in the years before! It is such an interesting place.
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I lived there from 1979-1984. It was just coming into the modern world, but was growing with people coming from the bigger cities. It’s still a nice place to live and visit.
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