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The Lambing Barn at Buffalo Peaks Ranch, along the Middle Fork of the South Platte River. (photo by Berry Oliver)
I just read the article in the NYT, and can’t believe the beauty of this project. I want to help in any way. Just sent you a donation !
Thanks Leticia — it’s been so great to be in touch with you this week — and thanks for your generous support!!
love this idea. My husband has been collecting books on may subjects since the early 60’s. Roman Law, Buddhism, Gnostics, hindu, Islam. History all types. We no longer have the room. So we are giving away what books he let go of to all friends, neighbors and their friends and neighbors. I hope this land library works.
Thanks so much Anne — from one booklover to another!
Will you please put me on your mailing list:
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Thanks Carol — I’m glad we’ve connected. More soon!
do you have an email I can subscribe to.
Thanks Charles — and we have you on our contact list! Sorry for our slow reply. We’ve been swimming upstream after the NY Times article — such a warm positive response from across the country — I’m glad we’ve connected!
This place is so fascinating. We hope to visit this summer.
Thanks Marjorie — it would be great to get you to the ranch! We’ll be doing mostly renovation in the months ahead, but let’s stay in touch! jeff@landlibrary.org
I would love to know more about this organization, and how I can volunteer.
Thanks Christine — we’ll email you in the next few minutes!
Land Library, thank you so much for realizing this incredible idea. I’d also love to know more about this organization and if there are opportunities for volunteering. Could you add me to your mailing list?
Thanks Amy — we’ll be in touch!