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Very cool.  Thank you.

My library is helping me learn the ukulele. they have so many books, it's hard to know where to focus.

Jay Angler wrote:This thread started 8 years ago and my library has made some big changes. Are they better or worse: we will wait and see.

The thermal imaging camera sounds like a great idea. It's not a 'today thing', so waiting on the reserve line wouldn't bother me.

But today I got *very* important news!!!

In just less than a week, I can go to the opening of their new seed library. The seeds will be free, but they are asking people to learn how to save seeds and donate them to them, so I will see if I have some that I labeled well!

I'm suspicious that they won't have much that isn't common like lettuce, easy to start like beans, or that is perennial. That's OK. Local permies can help it morph over time. I have no problem with them starting with a gateway drug seed.

Exciting

I wonder if saltspring seeds will donate to this one?  I heard they helped start my libraries seed library.   We aren't too far away from eachother.

The years i did it had sunflowes, beans, peas, dye plants like maragolds and hollyhocks, ...that's all I remember borrowing.  I still keep the snow peas and maragolds going as I love them.

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M Ljin wrote:As for taking the photos off the phone, what about if they were to email them to you from the phone?

Um... we are both 20th century technology people, it turns out this is beyond our skillset.  It's okay.  Next trip, I can bring my camera.

I would also like to learn more about the bridge and tail piece.  Why is it like that?

Is it designed for specific music style?

What is the advantage over a regular acoustic bridge we have with pegs to hold the strings?

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