The smell of money. Go Cocks
That’s what the natives preach…..know when I’m rolling into Gtown…..bread & butter.
The smell has never been an issue at my home. When I pass the plant while on my way to Rock Hill or in the Indian Land area, I really don't note any difference. What has changed is that many new homes have been built and occupied in that area over the past decade. I think the problem possibly has less to do with the strength of the smell than with the increasing number of people smelling it, but the lawyers are going to spin it differently. It's more profitable that way.
As an LA native, Kingy hit the nail on the head!
My aunt/uncle had 5 chicken houses in the Hartwell area until they sold them recently. Uncle told me it smelled like money to him. It smelled like chicken crap to me.
Scrubbers of some kind, more than likely.
All i smell is GUNPOWDER from Nichols.. LOL Hey King we are Playing Lancaster on Sunday, havent played this year, hows it looking??
Yes. Robert Kraft of the Patriots is part owner. The other ownership family is from Indianapolis.
We went through there when I was a small boy and it was like the smell of rotten eggs.
Nowhere near what it used to smell like, although I loved it. In the early 90's Champion Paper spent around $30 Million cleaning up that mill. The water coming out of the river there was absolutely purple.
My Dad worked for Westvaco for 35 years. Whenever we drove by the Papermill in N Charleston he always said it was the smell of money. I worked a couple of Summers down at the Chemical division of Westvaco and after a while you just get use to it.
My Dad grew up near that plant. When they first built the plant, the pollution coming out of the stacks was so bad that the residue was getting all over the cars in the area. Instead of cleaning up the discharge, they built a free carwash near the plant. Times have fortunately changed.
Very good. You'll enjoy it. You're coming in right after we've hosted a big junior event.
rock hill as a whole now stinks. born there in 1952 and lived there for 56 years. not the same quiet town. too many freaking yankees and militant minorities. would never move back.
Oh yeah. It was pretty bad before they put the scrubbers on. I use to wash my car every week when I worked Summers. My car would be covered with dried lignin (tree sap).
What STINKS worse than that, is LOSING to taters every year in Football!!
Speaking of Valleys that smell terrible...
