And a view down the road towards the dumping area as viewed from the scale itself. The white patches that you see on the side of the hill are flocks of seagulls... not piles of trash.
Yeah, it's stinky at times, dirty and dusty at other times, but the dump employees are great people and so are the garbage truck drivers. The trucks range from pick-up trucks, to regular old garbage trucks, to trucks carrying roll-off containers (the big boxes you see at stores, factories and construction sites) to huge tractor trailers that carry 25 tons of garbage or more! They bring in municipal garbage, construction & demolition debris, industrial waste, refractory sand, and even sewer sludge from the sewer treatment plants (p.u.).
I'd like to take this opportunity to say hi to my truck drivers: Brandon, Chet, John, Todd, Ray, Randy, Bob, Ron, Rob, Dusty, Roy, Charlie, Tony, Scott, Jeff, Terry, Debbie, Roger, Eric, Lee, Sam, Gary, Rod, Shawn, Doug, Dale, Dana, Paul, Tom, Andy, Willie, Jason, Jay, William, Bud, Joe, Harold, Sammy, Dan, Bill, Russ, Lurch, Greg, Donnie, Chip, Keith, Dave, Walt, Kevin, Matthew, David, Chris, Brad, Jim and everyone else from Westfield Disposal, City of Jamestown, Storer's, Jones-Carroll, Battaglia, Onyx, Kingsview, Modern, Compass, Lee's, etc. You're all a pretty good bunch of guys!
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