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Now This Is Good PR :cheers:

John-Edmonton

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Headed out to do a water hunt today. Met my buddy Scott. I originally brought the sand sifter along to get more digs in, but there were so many empty pop cans and bottles, that I used the sifter to gather them up. Lots of people commented on how nice to see someone cleaning up the water. 35 cans will get me $3.50 in change at the bottle depot. At one point, I saw a shiny looking piece of paper floating towards me. Well.....go figure, a 20 dollar bill.:)


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Here's the other finds. I spent over 8 hours in the water. Below are the best of the day......coins, an earring, an old bottle cap and a vintage lipstick tube.
 
"That's funny!!!
Great PR job though! Noted a can of Old Milwaukee

What's funny is, years ago when I worked in Illinois, the beer distributor's were closed so a few of us drove into Wisconsin where I went in the store and bought some 'Old Milwaukee' beer! They wouldn't let me back in the car until I went back into the store to change it for some ''Old Style'...
What was the problem... they both 'Old!''
 
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