my brother made a living for about 3 years dumpster diving and touring the local richville on trash day......finds from richville include antiques of all sorts, brand new power tools, furniture like new, he could have opened a store.......dumpster finds included a nearly new 10 speed bike, car stereos, books and furniture galore, and around yearly tax inventory time it is amazing how much brand new stuff would go in the trash behind malls......his best time to hit richville was the 3-4 weeks after christmas as they threw away new expensive stuff to make room for more new expensive stuff......dumpster greats were located behind shopping malls, apartment complexes, and the best was behind sears as every craftsman power tool that is returned for any reason evidently goes in the dumpster...he would rescue these, often only having to re-attach a wire or replace a switch and have an instant 20-30 bucks at the flea market.....schools also at the end od the year as alot of then will throw away books and such to make room for new,,he rescued many books and also 13- 2 year old dell computers as they weren't needed i guess what with our tax dollars buying new ones to replace the like new ones he recovered........while doing this type searching you can cruise by mcdonalds dumpster for lunch, then stop by krispey creme for a little out back desert...ha.....gldhntr