One man's junk is another man's treasure.
Monday, December 17, 2012
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All metal so to see waiting for a recycling proces.
ReplyDeleteHope it gets re-used or recycled soon...
ReplyDeleteLooks like a hurricane came by.
ReplyDeleteOh wow... looks like a tornado blew through or something!
ReplyDeleteOh boy...would I love to go digging in that trash pile!!!! Only you can turn a pile of 'trash' into a 'treasure' of a photo!!!
ReplyDeleteI bet there is some good junk in that pile.
ReplyDeleteProbably worth a bit at a metal recycling plant!
ReplyDeleteThis stuff sells by the pound.
DeleteOh my goodness!
ReplyDeleteK
Yikes! I would like to see an actual treasure in that pile.
ReplyDeleteI bet there are real goodies in that pile too (I think I've seen art pieces that look like this:)
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