not a bromo.
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botlguy
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Nice looking haul.
thanks for the feed back. its ok place to dig most of the stuff is common 90% of the bottles are broken and it takes me four or five hours just to fined seven or eight keepers ,but at my age I'm just thankful I can still do it. oh. there's a ten pin soda water.a Johnsons tonic , Dr price flavoring extract ,peper sauce . and a Gumps pure rye flask. and a few plan Janes.
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Nice dig for the afternoon.
Thanks Sun, The same thing at the dump that I dug in the 80's. Lots of broken bottles. And the bottles from there had a bad case of sick glass. They are still flaking off after all these years. I am thankful that I can still dig at 64. Although I can't do an all day dig like I did when I was younger. Enjoyed the post. Buster
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Would be fun to put together a small collection of Bromo look alikes.
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Might not be that small of a collection. Jimkleinkaliber said:
cowseatmaize
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I like the name "red dragon" for seltzer. I guess it's name was that it cooled the burning in the beasts stomach. [8|]
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