Re: Not Colorado
| July 04, 2008 09:45AM |
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A lot of items were shipped in wooden barrels back in the day, not just liquids. Barrels were a commonplace shipping container and many items (such as crackers) were shipped in them.
I'd like to think it was wine or beer...
Bill Daniels
Santa Rosa, California
I'd like to think it was wine or beer...
Bill Daniels
Santa Rosa, California
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