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The Avery reference doesn't make sense in the introductory paragraph. Also, saying that it's in a "rural area west of town" doesn't make sense, since the Town of Mishicot is a large rural area itself. The Avery Salvage Yard is actually located in the Town of Gibson which is, both geographically and govenmentally, seperate from the Town of Mishicot. JakeApple 22:12 3 March 2006 (UTC)