Fall has arrived, and book lovers can only be thrilled about the opportunity to read while travelling. There must be something about the cool wind and bright sunlight that makes reading a book more enjoyable; what could possibly be better than carrying an outdoor book? Having a large library overseas and in many nations throughout the globe, there are incredible garden libraries to gain some inspiration from and assist you in creating your own outdoor reading haven.
The concept of the “Berlin Book Park” is the beginning and is meant to inspire everyone to read. These trunks were set close to resembling the forest, and they were designed with books for books so that the German Berlin residents can exchange books “for free.
This idea is consistent with a number of other ecologically friendly concepts that are currently popular in Europe, such as green libraries and the Future Library, which is based on the premise that manuscripts would be opened in a century to be read in a setting surrounded by trees and woods.
In Wales, books are scattered in the ruins of a castle-like castle, shelves in the streets, and shops selling small outdoor books and in the gardens, these are Hay-ON-WYE, a wonderful city of books on the English Welsh border.
It was not the original plan to overnight transform this Welsh city into the ideal destination for book lovers.
In fact, the city of books began in 1961 when Richard Booth opened the first library for selling books used in the city at an old fire center, and from here the city turned into a debtor who can read you and you are in it from which place.
gardens Outdoor reading rooms.
Environmentally friendly gardens encourage reading outside.
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