So and I want to say to the former owner of the whole swag: "Why did you, my dear, dear friend, DRAG THIS TRASH ON THE SECOND FLOOR of the garden house!!! I spoke out. And now about the finds that were found in the old residential building of gardeners. In the place where they were stored for many years.
We go up to the second floor of the house. For many years, useful things accumulated under the sleeping niches (according to the owner).
But time, these values, turned into trash.
In advance prepared bags from under things (trunks). To take out old stuff. I lifted the matted quilted jackets to put them in a bag and at that moment, I saw the mouse waste products.
Operation the "liquidation" had to be suspended. Gloves, a mask and alcohol are indispensable for treating hands. The likelihood of catching any kind of infection is high. Moreover, PPE is always at hand at the moment.
Having put on personal protective equipment, he began to take out the garbage from the 80-90s.
Newspapers, books (Soviet propaganda), rags, photographs (given to relatives), accounting reports. When I was digging in the "dirt" there was a hope to find something rare. But mostly Soviet spare parts from the eight (VAZ 2108) came across. The clutch, the crankshaft, the headlights, the fuse box, the wires, even the strut. What they were doing on the second floor of the garden house, I could not understand. WHY did they have to be brought to court?
To my Surprisingly, in the same place, in a heap of garbage, we managed to find a strange typewriter, similar to a typewriter. My heart pounded faster. Am I deliberately delving into a heap of garbage and mouse droppings.
On it letters were missing. First thought: some kind of encryption machine.
But a little Googling found out what a strange technique. Interestingly, among the respected readers there are those who used such a device. I look forward to your responses in the comments.
All more or less "valuable" things before your eyes. I also plan to hand over books and reports to mukalatura. Kilogram 50 will come out.
I will sum up. I can't understand why the former owners dragged rags, paper, old things into the garden. Is it really so hard to put it all in the trash and forget about it? Or is it a disease called "plushkenism".
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