romeo-1
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On the way home from work I stopped to check out a bottle dump close to my house. This isn't a typical bottle dump though. From the 40s through the 60s there was a bottling Plant beside where I currently live and they would dump the broken bottles into the river near the railroad tracks. The end result is thousands of broken bottles (mostly Acadia and Evangeline pop) making up the bank. I have found a couple unbroken bottles here but they are literally 1 in a thousand. I checked out an area I hadn't checked before and saw this...see it?
On the way home from work I stopped to check out a bottle dump close to my house. This isn't a typical bottle dump though. From the 40s through the 60s there was a bottling Plant beside where I currently live and they would dump the broken bottles into the river near the railroad tracks. The end result is thousands of broken bottles (mostly Acadia and Evangeline pop) making up the bank. I have found a couple unbroken bottles here but they are literally 1 in a thousand. I checked out an area I hadn't checked before and saw this...see it?
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