Thread: Do libraries expect you are hacking books?
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Old 05-17-2018, 01:01 PM   #25
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Originally Posted by haertig View Post
Yes, my libraries are county-based too. But there are a lot of counties that make up the Denver metro area. There are four within a 10 minute drive from my house (four extreme boundaries of counties that is, not four different libraries). Three of those close counties touch at a single traffic intersection. Extend your drive to 45 minutes and you run into even more counties. It took me a day of driving around the metro area to hit all the various county libraries. Most have several branches, and I chose which branch and in what order to make the days drive more efficient. Kind of a nerdy thing for me to do, but hey, now I have a bunch of library cards!
There's only nearby county I'm aware of that is not a part of the same digital consortium as mine. That county issues cards only to people who live or own property there. You are lucky to have so many!
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