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This is part of the dump run fill. The table got dropped off at my house, and then we added another sofa and giant TV from my house. Then off Dennis went with the mover to the Howard County landfill. Dennis said every time someone shut the door, some rust fell off the truck.
Yet they made it safely, dumped off the old furniture, and returned safely.
The man on the left is Jonathan - it's his moving service. He has amazing spatial abilities - able to tetris an apartment's worth of stuff into a truck with no trouble. The guy on the left is the very strong Warren. He and the other guy can carry anything. Recommend them highly - the truck works and is good for a chuckle. The guys get the work done while being careful and considerate.
This was my grandmother's dump site. Truthfully I've picked this over for years for interesting bottles, vintage tins, pretty pieces of broken pottery etc. I find it lovely and even in decay, utilitarian. Note there is no plastic here and while this is trash it still feels like part of the earth, part of the stone wall. Sometimes hard to find, especially when the ferns are tall, it seemed like it moved around and finding it was always an accident. This is what garbage looks like 50-100 years after it is cast aside.