Cingular AT&T Silo Cell Site in NJ

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Silo cell cite

It keeps the grain inside the silo nice and warm for the livestock. Do you have a silo that would be good for a cellular carrier to look at?

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Jul 13, 2010
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starstarstarstarstar 		Cool, NJ tower, no graffiti
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I didn't know they had anything except toxic landfills in New Jersey, let along farms with cell phone towers.

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