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UrbanExploration [10/23]
by Red13
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Forest near my home, Sweden, spring 2011
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Levthan
~levthan
They might actually still be good. I saw a show on TV a year ago where they tried preserved butter from 1933 (rancid, but perfectly safe to eat) and plums from 1917 (tasteless, but at least sweet). So why not give it a try?
Red13
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Nah, it was mold on and in most of them XD
Levthan
~levthan
Ah, yes, I can see it. What a shame. Maybe the rubbers corroded.
Red13
~red13
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probably
