Sure enough, I get there and seen 3 flats laying on the ditch. As I searched the area I confirmed that there were 100s of surface cans and bottles everywhere but in poor shape. I could identify strohs and Drewrys and Pfeiffer as I want back to the car for an xL bag and my 3 prong. After a little poking around I moved a large food can that was in a smaller dip in the ground and once I did that all I heard was cans scratching together and a 1ft deep hole appeared with extremely clean teardrop pfeiffers. I started to dig and one after another they appeared and eventually gold Pfeiffer were mixed in. No other brands I could find in the hole, but the great thing is that they all have tax stamps on top. Michigan did not require Michigan brewers to put stamps on the cans so that tells me these are St Paul cans. Bingo, I need them all and the 1 I do have here at home will be upgraded for sure. As I checked the other side of the road there were more surface cans. I noticed a piece of sheet metal and went to check it in case it's a sign. I immediately see black and yellow letters. In all the years of me dumping and checking for signs it finally payed off. It's a gates tire sign and I think it's from the 40s. Horrible shape.... but I can fix it.
Good thing I found the dump because I literally had 6 cans all day prior.
