Global Earth Exchange for an old candy factory
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I did a solo Global Earth Exchange today, June 22, at the former site of the Peter Paul Mounds factory in Naugatuck, CT. Opened in 1922, closed in 2007, razed in 2011 and still a fenced-off, overgrown 36 acre lot for sale. All Mounds and Almond Joy were made there through ’07.
I did a solo Global Earth Exchange today, June 22, at the former site of the Peter Paul Mounds factory in Naugatuck, CT. Opened in 1922, closed in 2007, razed in 2011 and still a fenced-off, overgrown 36 acre lot for sale. All Mounds and Almond Joy were made there through ’07.
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