You are so welcome. Glad you're digging it!

Absolutely. Glad you dug it! These are fantastic and ridiculous, and they represent the artist quite nicely, I think :)

Hey, wonderful. A friend of mine stayed at Emerald Earth as a WOOFer years ago and I got to visit for a weekend. Beautiful people, bountiful land, inspiring village & houses. Makes you wonder, what

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I appreciate the book suggestion, thanks! And yes, please do share your map when you play! That would make me so happy. Maybe we can make an #atlas hashtag and steem can be the international house of atlas

:) Right on! If you end up playing Atlas, too, I'd love to hear how it goes! I wrote an article that delves more into the political and philosophical history and our motivations for creating Atlas that

Thanks! Gotta love film.

Hi @diana.architect! I use an old Olympus 35 SP that was given to me... it's a rangefinder, so sometimes focusing is a challenge, but I love the clarity of the images. Also I like to use color slide film,

Thanks for turning me on to the wander society! Watching their video, their motivations and background are very similar to ours. Their game - - is kind of like a miniature Atlas. I'll keep exploring and

Let us know how it goes! I would love to see the map your group makes.

Yes, we can do this locally and build also the living culture of sharing! So many great, easy ways to do that - one of my favorites that my friends and I do is a clothing swap. Everyone brings the clothes

Thank you for sharing, @gboyegaogunmola - it is helpful for me to hear about the situation where you live. I do believe that you and people like you are the best ones fit to help address issues of access

Yeah, it's amazing to be able to collaborate with your partner! And to learn from them. We don't always see eye to eye when we make things together... but that's what multiple exposures is about, anyway

Thanks! Greetings, @rosquilla.

Thank you for sharing more, @gboyegaogunmola. Best of luck to you in your writing endeavors. I am also largely self-taught, so I can appreciate your comment that the library isn't the reason for your

Wow, this article shifted the way you think about libraries? That's amazing to hear @axios! I appreciate your reflections. Though the library wasn't everything you might want it to be, it did enable your

Wow, this article shifted the way you think about libraries? That's amazing to hear @axios! I appreciate your reflections. Though the library wasn't everything you might want it to be, as you said it did

Agreed! I'm wondering, where are you from? Are there enough libraries where you live? How are they?

Glad to hear!

Do you have examples you find inspiring? I just wrote about one of my favorites - the library - which is taken for granted but actually has a lot to teach us.