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  1. Love to know what you're going to do with all the cans?
    I did my monthly recycle trip to the dump today and picked up a lovely set of four chairs and a table that was up for grabs, not a bad exchange:)



  2. should we see what you've done with those next WW?



  3. Janie, I actually took the picture in front of a house down the street, the cans aren't for me. When I was younger the area I lived in had days where people left our stuff they didn't want anymore, and we could go around and pick it up. Like a free tag sale :)

    JO, WW stands for Wordless Wednesday. I edited the title to that :)



  4. That's a cute picture. I wonder what that person will make from the cans...



  5. This is such a great idea...smart thinking!!!



  6. Cool picture! Ask and they will give...



  7. What a great way of recycling! And we don't even have to use energy to reprocess them at all.



  8. I was mostly collecting all the coffee cans and sold it at the local recycling center.

    By the way, Stefanie, would you want any coffee cans here? Lol



  9. Makes me really curious what this person is going to make. And it definitely makes me feel a little crafty myself :)



  10. I can't believe people left stuff. You must live in a great neighboorhood. I wonder what they are going to make with that?



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  12. This is nice :) and I wonder shall he/she place the sign over a bigger container in the future :S



  13. I love this idea. You have inspired me to get out a box to start collecting glass jars and the like. I can see a big arts and crafts project coming on for my two girls....I am sure I (and the Grandmothers) will get lots of lovely hand decorated treasure containers for Christmas.
    Thanks xxx



  14. what kind of camera did you use? sorry that it doesnt relate to the post but the picture is pretty nice lol.



  15. I actually thought about asking what they were going to make... but they weren't outside when I stopped to take the picture, and I didn't want to seem like a weirdo by walking up to their door, lol!

    Patty, that sounds awesome! I'm glad the picture inspired you :)

    Jordans, I use a Nikon Coolpix S600.



  16. Brilliant idea. Our local mall actually featured some work out of recycling material. It was really good.

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