A few days will pass with the boxes / items undisturbed. But eventually people will start picking through the items. Me? I try to take the glass home - not because I want it but that I don't want our dogs stepping on broken glass.
It's incredible what you can find out there, sometime floating down the river. I've long wanted to write post titled shopping at the creek. Several of my favorite things were scavenged from there.
Last week, I noticed someone had discarded a little purple plastic crate along one of our trails. There was some lipstick and makeup with it. And the crate was all busted. And apparently, the unspoken rule of leaving such stuff alone for a few days holds with the canines as well as the homo-sapiens. But on the third day, Bart claimed that purple crate for his very own. It has been thoroughly marked. Just so you know... this is Bart's:
And yes, that IS Bart juice!
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oh we have people dumps stuff by our river too and it is madening.
Last week as My Vickie and I were walking, we came across a huge pile of stuff the city workers had pulled from the river.
Yucky
Bert
We're relieved to know that that crate belongs to Barticus. We won't try to take it home!!
See you soon!!
-Gizmo, Bart and Ruby
That's a great color for you, Bart:)
Woos ~ Phantom, Thunder, Ciara, and Lightning
It is so curious what one finds along the side of the road. Even more so what I find deep in the woods on the trails. Somebody had to really go out of their way to put a couch there. But I, too, have observed that there is a waiting period before the dogs will "claim" things.
Mango Momma
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