We
finally got rid of the 3, 5 foot glass windows that we took out of our family room last year. We took those along with an old patio railing, a mound of broken
pavers, a pile of splintered wood, and a variety of other
miscellanea to our city dump. I'd be lying if I said I wasn't a wee bit impressed with the place. They have a well organized recycling area where we were able to unload all of our items except the glass doors. Overall, a very well organized and helpful place... you should go sometime.
I tried to find someone who could use the old glass doors, but to no avail. After a year I finally resigned myself to finding a home for them at the dump :(
Our stuff
The scrap metal pile. I won't lie, there were some things in there that I kind of wanted. Namely an old metal basket of the office supply variety. But, they frown upon people taking things, so I showed some restraint
John unloading the broken
pavers
I tried to find someone who could use the old glass doors, but to no avail. After a year I finally resigned myself to finding a home for them at the dump :(
Our stuff
The scrap metal pile. I won't lie, there were some things in there that I kind of wanted. Namely an old metal basket of the office supply variety. But, they frown upon people taking things, so I showed some restraint
John unloading the broken pavers
1 comment:
Those pictures bring back some memories. The dump is the tallest mountain for miles and miles. From the top, you can see a long way.
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