Fries and a cola go together.
But how about potatoes and a Pepsi vending machine?
RCMP in New Brunswick have put out an appeal to find the owner of a vending machine that was discovered in a potato field southwest of Grand Falls.
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According to police, they recovered the soft drink dispenser on Sept. 29 in a field off Michaud Road. RCMP don’t have any reports of a missing or stolen machine, and say that “attempts to locate who may own the machine have so far been unsuccessful.”
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So, if this is your machine or if you have any information, Saint-Léonard RCMP would like you to call 506-473-3137.
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