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I thought I would share some pics of the place I found those PepUp soda bottles that I posted several weeks ago. This is like a little soda pop bottle heaven. I have been to busy to poke through it, but will try to get to it in the next several months.
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Cola and Pop BottlesWhen we think of a bottle of soda pop, a gently curving, green Coca-Cola ho…
Looks like they have a few other cool items laying about.
Thank you very much for the love miKKoChristmas11, mikielikesigns2, bratjdd, bottle-bud, walksoftly, AmberRose, Manikin, pickingupbones & BELLIN68.
There is all kinds of stuff lying around this place, it is just too hot for me to poke through it now, but, fear not, I will!
Thank you very much for the love ttomtucker.
yuo do have some bottles...........yes you do..
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Wow-- the crates looks like they have held up pretty well!
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Some of them are actually in great shape. The ones in the middle appear pretty good, from what I can see.
Thank you very much for the love roundtwovintage