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Vintage R.White Lemonade & other interesting finds
The estuary I go to is in a place in south-east England called Higham. It’s a gold mine for many reasons. Firstly- its a 3 way estuary so there are ships from all over the world that come through drop bottles. Also, it’s on marshland so is very flat, meaning bottles easily wash up in low tide...- hannah 653
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Vintage R.White Lemonade & other interesting finds
Just went on my first bottle hunt with my family, at an estuary which is a goldmine for bottle hunters. I thought I might share some of my more interesting finds, along with some of the other items in my family's collection. First up we have some vintage R.White Lemonade. As you can see, a part...- hannah 653
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Multiple finds- any ideas?
Bear with me here, I'm completely new to this bottle hunting thing and have no idea how to identify these. Any help? Extra details: All these were found in an estuary in Kent, England. Bottle 1# has the word CORK printed on another side. Bottle 2# is quite poorly moulded and caves in a bit on...- hannah 653
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