Iron is bringing quite a bit of money lately, so Cliff spent the morning dragging rusty metal out of the ditch. I understand they want the tires taken off before you take junk to the junk yard. Cliff had his work cut out for him here. He's no quitter.
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That tire is persistant too! Linda
ReplyDeleteI do hope he gets at least enough out of that piece of iron to pay for the work it took to get it there. 'On Ya' - m
ReplyDeleteThankfully there are ony two wheels. Cliff looks so healthy in those pictures....keep up the good work !
ReplyDeleteI had no idea about the iron... I remember taking our pepsi and coke bottles back for the chunk change... remember those glass bottles?? I will have to tell Rob about the iron... I can see Cliff and him both doing this... great pictures and a good title for this entry.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Lisa
Wow I didn't know you could sell iron like that! I hope he gets some good $$ for it!
ReplyDeletePam
YOU GO CLIFF!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI've seen this type of thing played out again and again. Things that should take only minuets sometimes take hours, especially if working with OLD stuff. Good for Cliff for not giving up but I surely hope it wasn't hot that day.
ReplyDeleteGood Grief, I know they ( There "they" go again") say hard work is worth every dollar! Hope this is true and pays him well! Enjoy the rest of today before tomorrow catches up with you!
ReplyDeleteKatie
We took a bunch of aluminum and copper scrap and sold it recently. I hope Cliff got a good penny for it.
ReplyDeleteLori
CONGRATULATIONS to you too ! You stayed right in there taking pictures and cheering him on ! WTG, Donna and Cliff !!
ReplyDeleteWell, I guess if you had a ditch full of rusty metal, selling in would be best. Now, once the ditch is empty of said metal, what will one do with said ditch?
ReplyDeleteHis presistence paid off. That was a lot of work. Helen
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