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RE: Buckhannon, WV - Ollie - 01-28-2026
(10-16-2025, 06:59 PM)Lunchbag Wrote: Random WV question 1: What is this?
Random WV question 2: Why do so many folks have an IBC tote sitting by the road near their driveway? Sometimes with the top cut off, sometimes not. I must have passed over a hundred of them.
With little to do besides trying to keep warm I've been reading through a few older posts and came upon this one which is very well written with nice images to boot. I enjoyed it thanks for posting!
Only thing I can think could the structure be a school bus stop to keep kids out of the wind and rain?
I see a lot of people use IBC's out by the road for their garbage bins.
RE: Buckhannon, WV - Lunchbag - 01-28-2026
(01-28-2026, 10:20 AM)Ollie Wrote: With little to do besides trying to keep warm I've been reading through a few older posts and came upon this one which is very well written with nice images to boot. I enjoyed it thanks for posting!
Only thing I can think could the structure be a school bus stop to keep kids out of the wind and rain?
I see a lot of people use IBC's out by the road for their garbage bins.
I'm glad you enjoyed it. Happening upon the town of Cass just as the trains were getting up steam is a great memory. I envy your easy access to some of the best motorcycling roads.
I think bus stop is the best guess also. They look overbuilt but I bet they are holding up fine under a foot of snow and ice now.
The IBC thing is interesting. So, does a truck come and pick up the IBC tote and dump it? That would be a pretty innovative way to reuse totes. But I would be afraid of the pallet breaking if it is really being picked up and dumped. Also, the totes do have value; around here I think they're over $100 if clean, so it's not like they're free. But maybe there is an abundance in WV from nearby factories.