Cabinalivres -Pihen lès Guines - France
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[FR] Des cabines téléphoniques se transforment en bibliothèques
[EN] Telephone booths will turn into libraries
Waymark Code: WMT0KA
Location: Hauts-de-France, France
Date Posted: 09/04/2016
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[FR] Depuis le 19 juin 2016, six villages de la communauté de communes du sud-ouest du Calaisis (CCSOC) inaugureront leur « Cabinalivre ». Derrière ce mot, se cachent des bibliothèques d’un genre nouveau : l’idée est de donner une seconde vie à des cabines téléphoniques hors d’usage en y posant des livres.
Ces cabines présentent l'avantage d'être ouverte 24h sur 24h, pour pouvoir échanger des livres ou seulement en déposer pour que d'autres puissent les lire.
Ces anciennes cabines téléphoniques abritent livres, BD ou revues. On peut y offrir nos livres déjà lus et en emprunter d’autres à découvrir, en toute gratuité.
[EN] Since June 19, 2016, six villages of the community of communes southwest of Calais (CCSOC) inaugurate their "Cabinalivre". Behind this word, hide libraries of a new genre: the idea is to give a second life to telephone booths out of use are posing books.
These cabins have the advantage of being open 24 24, in order to exchange books or just drop in for others to read.
These old telephone booths are home books, comics or magazines. We can offer them our books already read and borrow more to discover in all free.
Location of Free Community Book Exchange:
94 Rue du cimetière
Pihen-lès-Guines, Pas de Calais France
62340
Business Hours: From: 12:00 AM To: 11:59 PM
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Geocache link: [Web Link]
Extra Credit (for fun): La guerre des boutons de Louis Pergaud, publié en 1912
Web Address or URL: Not listed
Charter Number (of a Little Free Library): Not listed
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