One of the more fun parts of Geocachine for my wife and I have been the TravelBugs and Travel Bug Hotels that we've found.
So when we bought our house, we both wanted to build some sort of Geocache Bug Hotel that we could monitor. My wife, being a teacher, also wanted to build a Little Free Library for the community, and we realized we could combine the two into this Travel Bug Hotel, that's just a little bit free.
The first Little Free Library book-sharing box was built in 2009 in Wisconsin where Todd H. Bol creates the first Little Free Library book-sharing box at his home in Hudson, Wisconsin. There are now more than 125,000 registered, volunteer-led Little Free Libraries around the world. More than 250 million books have been shared through registered Little Free Libraries, profoundly increasing book access for readers of all ages and backgrounds. In August 2012, the 2,510th Little Free Library is built, and the goal of surpassing the number of Andrew Carnegie’s free public libraries is reached. In 2020, A Little Free Library is established at the South Pole, expanding Little Free Libraries to all 7 continents.
You might have seen one in your neighborhood, you might even have found a geocache inside of one.
The geocache is NOT inside this library, you'll have to figure out how to open it using the hint.