‘little free library’ opens its tiny doors on grosvenor‘little free library’ opens its tiny doors on grosvenor‘little free library’ opens its tiny doors on grosvenor

Hamilton\'s latest Library is bright red with white trim and polished brass handles on the black double door opening.
It also has about 50 centimeters and sits on a pillar in a well
Just east of the park, the neatly trimmed front lawn.
When District 3 MP Bob Morrow cut off its small ribbon on Sunday, the city\'s fifth \"Little Free Library\" opened.
It\'s in a free
Start with the \"take a book, leave a book\" model and its managers Derk Steenblik and Gary Payne, hoping it will become a community center.
\"Whose library is this?
\"This is everyone\'s,\" Steenblik said through a small PA system set up on the lawn . \".
\"It sits right in front of our house, but everyone can share it.
\"From the crowd, Steenblik and Payne seem to be on the right track for their goal.
More than 30 people blocked the street outside the house, while others hovered in front of the house on the street.
Thanks to Piper, this party can be heard a few blocks away.
Short skirt, purple golf shirt and brown sandals
Mark the moment with his musical talent.
The Little Free Library Movement began in Wisconsin in 2009 and has been promoted around the world.
The location of the registered library can be found on the organization\'s website.
New on Grosvenor Avenue, others in Hamilton live in the north of Ferguson Street and Fairley Avenue.
There are two more at Dundas, King Street and York Road.
Neighbors Leslie Ho and her children are in the crowd and they say they would love to make this little library a part of their daily routine.
\"When we were traveling last summer, we saw one in California,\" he said . \".
\"Now, when we travel, sometimes we see if there\'s a place we\'re going.
I think this place is very suitable for this place.
\"Speesker @ thespec. com 905-526-
2420 | @ sairapeeskerHamilton\'s latest Library is bright red with white trim and polished brass handles on the black double door opening.
It also has about 50 centimeters and sits on a pillar in a well
Just east of the park, the neatly trimmed front lawn.
When District 3 MP Bob Morrow cut off its small ribbon on Sunday, the city\'s fifth \"Little Free Library\" opened.
It\'s in a free
Start with the \"take a book, leave a book\" model and its managers Derk Steenblik and Gary Payne, hoping it will become a community center.
\"Whose library is this?
\"This is everyone\'s,\" Steenblik said through a small PA system set up on the lawn . \".
\"It sits right in front of our house, but everyone can share it.
\"From the crowd, Steenblik and Payne seem to be on the right track for their goal.
More than 30 people blocked the street outside the house, while others hovered in front of the house on the street.
Thanks to Piper, this party can be heard a few blocks away.
Short skirt, purple golf shirt and brown sandals
Mark the moment with his musical talent.
The Little Free Library Movement began in Wisconsin in 2009 and has been promoted around the world.
The location of the registered library can be found on the organization\'s website.
New on Grosvenor Avenue, others in Hamilton live in the north of Ferguson Street and Fairley Avenue.
There are two more at Dundas, King Street and York Road.
Neighbors Leslie Ho and her children are in the crowd and they say they would love to make this little library a part of their daily routine.
\"When we were traveling last summer, we saw one in California,\" he said . \".
\"Now, when we travel, sometimes we see if there\'s a place we\'re going.
I think this place is very suitable for this place.
\"Speesker @ thespec. com 905-526-
2420 | @ sairapeeskerHamilton\'s latest Library is bright red with white trim and polished brass handles on the black double door opening.
It also has about 50 centimeters and sits on a pillar in a well
Just east of the park, the neatly trimmed front lawn.
When District 3 MP Bob Morrow cut off its small ribbon on Sunday, the city\'s fifth \"Little Free Library\" opened.
It\'s in a free
Start with the \"take a book, leave a book\" model and its managers Derk Steenblik and Gary Payne, hoping it will become a community center.
\"Whose library is this?
\"This is everyone\'s,\" Steenblik said through a small PA system set up on the lawn . \".
\"It sits right in front of our house, but everyone can share it.
\"From the crowd, Steenblik and Payne seem to be on the right track for their goal.
More than 30 people blocked the street outside the house, while others hovered in front of the house on the street.
Thanks to Piper, this party can be heard a few blocks away.
Short skirt, purple golf shirt and brown sandals
Mark the moment with his musical talent.
The Little Free Library Movement began in Wisconsin in 2009 and has been promoted around the world.
The location of the registered library can be found on the organization\'s website.
New on Grosvenor Avenue, others in Hamilton live in the north of Ferguson Street and Fairley Avenue.
There are two more at Dundas, King Street and York Road.
Neighbors Leslie Ho and her children are in the crowd and they say they would love to make this little library a part of their daily routine.
\"When we were traveling last summer, we saw one in California,\" he said . \".
\"Now, when we travel, sometimes we see if there\'s a place we\'re going.
I think this place is very suitable for this place.
\"Speesker @ thespec. com 905-526-