Along the Road Stuff

Blue medical glove discarded along 7th Street
Key fob near the railroad --  heart shape is somewhat appropriate in these Covid 19 times

Gloves are good at escaping captivity

Copper mesh chain?

Some sort of medical covering??

Belt in the middle of Main Street

Not sure what that is, AM sure I probably don't want to know
(A few days later they were gone!)

Automotive disc brake pad got loose somehow

Syringe of some sort

Fireball whiskey bottle -- found everywhere around town and countryside

Playground ball escaped

Plastic scraper
Laid there for days until someone picked it up

 Another glove escapee

Quarter on Thompson Avenue

Slightly used wash cloth

Princess is missing her tiara near Conservation Club


Meth pipe and assorted materials, now in Police Custody

Some sort of ornament?

Ok, those didnt spontaneously eject  :)
(Garceau surround seems to be missing)

Yet another glove

Andy Capp's Hot Fries toooooo Hot?

Energy drink and corn cob

Some sort of garment at the Land Fill

Heat Index is 105F  -  jettison the jacket

Ball cap along a gravel road

Mr Roberts the Weatherman said if you can't see White Sands, New Mexico on that satellite view --- do this, and get a new TV

Flattened ball cap -- Nu Ag seeds

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