Minneapolis “Recycle Go Green” Flower Bed and Little Free Library
Taken October 2022
In a South Minneapolis neighborhood, a "Recycle Go Green" flower bed and a "Little Free Library" stand as community-driven initiatives. The "Recycle Go Green" planter, adorned with lights, promotes environmental consciousness, while the adjacent "Grab a Book, Pick Some Veggies" planter and the "Lil Books" library encourage resource sharing and community engagement.
Taken October 2022
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