I uncover a farm dump where i work. never knew it was there. I decide to do a test dig and found out the dump only goes down two to three feet . I found several mason jars from the 1900 and some whiskey bottles from the same time period and wagon seats and piece of 1880 bottles broken . Should i waste time there????
Should spend more time digging at this place??
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zanes_antiques
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Do not stop digging! I repeat. DO NOT STOP DIGGING!!!!
cowseatmaize
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If you got the OK and you don't mind some of your co workers looking at ya funny, go for it. Bring a change of cloths and hit it before work if you to tired after. Who cares if you fall asleep at work. Tharr's bottles in that tharr dirt. There's a lot of good stuff that's newer. There's sometimes older stuff that get's thown into newer dumps too. You just have to do more weeding out.
bottlebuddy
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Frank, "KEEP DIGG'N" the best treasures are yet to come!
bikegoon
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What they said!
Dig!
Then dig some more!
Then after a bit, Dig!
You have some good potential!
Dig!
Then dig some more!
Then after a bit, Dig!
You have some good potential!
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i say its not a waste of time if you are finding stuff i would dig it if you dont give me an address and ill dig it lol post some pics i wanna see
