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Merle Norman: I take a look at the partially buried carpet waste nearby

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Looks like someone renovated a Merle Norman store somewhere and dumped the old worn carpet here. Pretty photos on the Merle Norman web site are quite different from this ugly view of the shop's garbage dumped in the Mojave Desert.