Nancy Bell Scott's Blog Posts Tagged 'can' (3)

Thanks to Erni Bar

A recent and all-time favorite in the crushed can department, posing as the Big Dipper and then a flower: And handsome rusty lids!: And a light…

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Added by Nancy Bell Scott on March 3, 2014 at 10:20pm — 1 Comment

More Hamburg street-trashpo favorites arrive in OOB !

Am I lucky or what--a really beautifully rusted iron piece, and a can crushed vertically, which hardly seems possible but Dharmadada Erni Bar found it. If it's there, he'll find it:

Close-ups of each piece alone (other side of iron plate): …

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Added by Nancy Bell Scott on May 1, 2012 at 7:27pm — 3 Comments

Planet trash from Skybridge Studios

Sometimes open covetousness pays off:

Diane Keys posted Moon trash she had received from Lisa--beautiful squashed can Lisa found under a tree--and I like a pig said I wished she'd found two. She had! I couldn't believe it. It was my birthday, so she mounted it that same day, wrapped it in great cowboy paper, and mailed it off. Also because of the day, the postal…

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Added by Nancy Bell Scott on October 26, 2011 at 8:15pm — 2 Comments

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