k0ua
Epic Contributor
My previous property had several hundred or maybe even a thousand cans of Faultless Spray Starch on the next door neighbors property and literally thousands of bottles of soda mixers and wine and whiskey bottles.
So it was on the next door neighbors right? Why should I care? Well when the flood of 92 came, most of the cans and a lot the bottles (all with the caps screwed back on) washed over to my property. Yeah great. So I wound up disposing of them in a big depression in the ground that was full of trash from the previous owners of my property. It all got covered in dirt and leveled out with topsoil and I planted it in grass. Looked like a park when I got done with it.
It took a lot of diesel fuel in my Long 2360 tractor and a lot of time.
I built a brick BBQ Grill, laid down a gravel pad and a picnic table and called it good. We had a lot of fun down there under the shade of a couple large trees.
Then later a friend and the wife and I went over on the neighbors property and brought several boxes of bird-shot, shotguns and a .22 rifle with a brick of ammo and preceded to ventilate and smash every can and bottle left on the neighbors we could see. We didn't have any problems after that. Life was good. The neighbor had at one time owned a bar and apparently took every empty bottle home and dumped them on their property. I have no idea about the Faultless Spray Starch cans.
So it was on the next door neighbors right? Why should I care? Well when the flood of 92 came, most of the cans and a lot the bottles (all with the caps screwed back on) washed over to my property. Yeah great. So I wound up disposing of them in a big depression in the ground that was full of trash from the previous owners of my property. It all got covered in dirt and leveled out with topsoil and I planted it in grass. Looked like a park when I got done with it.
It took a lot of diesel fuel in my Long 2360 tractor and a lot of time.
I built a brick BBQ Grill, laid down a gravel pad and a picnic table and called it good. We had a lot of fun down there under the shade of a couple large trees.
Then later a friend and the wife and I went over on the neighbors property and brought several boxes of bird-shot, shotguns and a .22 rifle with a brick of ammo and preceded to ventilate and smash every can and bottle left on the neighbors we could see. We didn't have any problems after that. Life was good. The neighbor had at one time owned a bar and apparently took every empty bottle home and dumped them on their property. I have no idea about the Faultless Spray Starch cans.
