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You are here: Home / Home & Living / Visiting The Transfer Station For The First Time

Visiting The Transfer Station For The First Time

September 30, 2008

I have a bad memory when it comes to the days the garbage people pick up the recycling. I thought they were coming to get it this morning. In actuality, they are coming next Tuesday.

Of course, this had to happen the one time I decided to put a whole heck of a lot of cardboard out for pickup. I mean, I put out about twelve flattened cardboard boxes…big ones too. When I realized no one was coming to get the cardboard, I decided to make a very special trip to the local transfer station.

A transfer station is basically a station where they transfer things. That was my attempt at humor. Our local station is quite beautiful, so beautiful in fact, I decided to take a few photos.

Hebron, CT Transfer Station Cardboard Trailers

Hebron, CT Transfer Station Recycling Bins

Sure, it might seem strange to take photos of the transfer station, but if I don’t do it, who is going to?

I must say, our local transfer station is one of the more organized ones I have ever been to. There is a place for used motor oil, old tires, cardboard, metal, recyclables, appliances, furniture…well, you get the picture. All I did was drop off some cardboard and recyclables, but now I see the potential for a whole lot more.

Mad peace to you.

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Comments

  1. Liz says

    November 22, 2014 at 11:32 am

    Oh, I fell in love after my first visit, too. Then I went for my second visit and decided I was all full. No need for a third visit. Dat be MAN’s Work!

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