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More about The GAL...

The Greater Albany Landfill, aka Albany's landfill from 1969 until 1992. Most of it's ash monofill, at least from 1978-1992. It was replaced by the Rapp Road Landfill to it's east in 1992, a more modern lined landfill that replaced a sand-mine filled with garbage, that replaced the city's older landfill in North Albany along I-787.

Too bad they've never really considered a serious recycling program in the city, because garbage is such a big business for the city. But it has great views, and it's going to have some kind of Pine Bush like habitat up there some $20 million dollars later.

Photo: Road to the Top
Photo: Heldebergs and Settles Hill
Photo: Heading Up the GAL
Photo: Albany Pine Bush
Photo: Methane Well
Photo: Dramatic Landscapes
Photo: Back in December 15, 1969
Photo: Towards Guilderland
Photo: Looking Towards the Rapp Road Landfill

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