090804 HUR recycler le personnel de ligne 3/3-photo de Shannon O'Brien West Palm--Paul Holmes et son ami, Aaron Roberts, exulte après seulement ce qui en marque le recyclage du métal avant la fermeture de l'usine pour la journée. Les deux ont été ramasser l'aluminium et autres débris que l'ouragan Frances dispersés à gauche

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• Dimensions: 3000 x 2247 px | 25,4 x 19 cm | 10 x 7,5 inches | 300dpi
• Date de la prise de vue: 8 septembre 2004
• Photographe: ZUMA

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090804 HUR Recycle line 3/3-staff photo by Shannon O'Brien West Palm--Paul Holmes and his friend, Aaron Roberts, exults after just making it into Trademark Metal Recycling before the plant closed for the day. The two had been picking up aluminum and other debris that Hurricane Frances left scattered in the streets. They had been waiting in line on 25th street for approximately 90 minutes hoping to recycle their material before the plant closed. Many trucks were turned away once closing time took place. Holmes said this is a good way to help the community by cleaning up the debris and to make a little extra money. He said the money he had put aside for the hurricane has already been spent, so this will help him a great deal until he can get to the bank again. (THAT IS NOT THEIR TRUCK BEHIND THEM) NOT FOR DISTRIBUTION OUTSIDE COX PAPERS OUT PALM BEACH, BROWARD, MARTIN, ST. LUCIE, INDIAN RIVER AND OKEECHOBEE COUNTIES IN FLORIDA. NO SALES. TV OUT. TABLOIDS OUT. MAGAZINES OUT. WIDE WORLD OUT. INTERNET USE OUT.