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I spotted this display of British books. I.e. - published in the UK, with metric measurements for sale in a farm store in Pennsylvania. Who would even think of shipping them over? But they were there, appeared to be excellent, and proof that books have more reach than most people would imagine. And of course, all on topics of very great interest here in central Pennsylvania.
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