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what are cellar holes and cans of slaw please?
- Thread starter greedykind
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Cellar holes are the remains of old house foundations,usually stacked rock from the old days.Can slaw is cans usually alluminum that have been run over with a lawn mower.
The pieces of the can that are thrown everywhere!
LabradorBob
greedykind
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thanx
medicman507
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You finally asked the question i have been wondering about for the past 2 years. Why were some many relic/coin hunters finding cans of slaw since i had never found the first one? now i know. Thanks
Chris(SoCenWI)
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greedykind
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so would a piece of tore up mountain dew can about 8" down be considered slaw?
Yep,they have been up to 12" deep in filled areas.
The elusive can slaw.Sounds like a quarter sometimes.
Those guys that mow the parks just mulch them up.
LabradorBob
The elusive can slaw.Sounds like a quarter sometimes.
Those guys that mow the parks just mulch them up.
LabradorBob