>>>Hi,
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>>>I have shelves of technical books, dating back to 200?, some .NET, XML, and others. I don't think I will ever read or even use them as a reference (since I read mostly eBooks). Do you think it would be worthwhile to look for a book-donation bin? They used to have these in some places but lately I don't see them around where I live; although I could probably find one within 20 miles or so. Or, more practical would be just simply put these books in the paper recycling bin?
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>>https://www.tripsavvy.com/traveler-restaurant-eat-and-free-books-1600241
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>>This place is just past the Ma border on I-84.
>>The last time I was there - about 5 years ago, they were looking for donations of books.
>>Good hot turkey sandwiches, too!
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>This place looks good. And if I thought for a minute that they would use any of the old .NET books, I would even drive there to deliver them. But I am afraid they will not like what I bring :)
>Speaking about turkey sandwiches, I am a vegetarian :)

My brother and his family live up your way, and I've been stopping at this place on the way up and back for decades.
I got some excellent books there- all very old, of course.
The best was "The Implosion Conspiracy," Louis Nizer's account of his defense (unsuccessful) of the Rosenberg's.