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11-07-2013, 08:35 AM
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It's crazy these places they visit have multiple garages & barns, and sheds packed with stuff.
Sometime they have to climb over stuff, no way they can open every drawer or book that might have a card or so in it, or other things. Yep saw the Dean Bros one. There is no way a lot of these hilljacks know what they have, they just keep piling it up and in, but to see bike parts and signs from the early 1900's, make you think there is still a lot of stuff yet to be uncovered. 
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