(2.11.10) Desert Counting


In my previous post, I mentioned that I have spent the week sorting and counting T posts. I thought I would elaborate a little bit on my methodology. After post 50 of over 1000, I realized that I would quickly lose track of the number of posts in each pile (reusable and scrap). So I devised a basic counting system, reminiscent of 2nd grade math. Instead of little clipart images, however, I used a readily available theme: desert trash. More specifically, the fragments of illicit target practices. In less than 15 minutes, I had enough pieces for two separate counting systems. Bullet shells are the "ones", clay pigeon centers are the "tens", and clay pigeon edges are the "hundreds".

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