Old relics











These old relics were saved from becoming trash. If these old trucks could only talk I bet they would have a story to tell. What year were they from? How many people played with them over the years? How many adventures have they gone on? How did they lose their wheels? How sad to end up in a landfil. I guess now they will become a part of my backyard.

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