Conch times
Well-Known Member
On our "Big Dig" here in Key West we've found hundreds of big wine & champaige bottles. If they are whole and unbroken everyone puts them to the side and at the end of the day I go through and pick them up so they don't go to the dump. (I'll find something to do with them.)
So Thursday afternoon after picking bottles (in the oldest material we dug in yet) I saw that some of my co-workers had made a pile of about 20 bottles they didn't want from earlier in the day. I went over as I always do, picked up the left-overs and headed home.
Then, yesterday I happened, I looked in the tote in the back of my truck and there it was, something none of us had come across yet. A dark green alcohol bottle with the crudest screw top any of us have seen.
Here are the pictures I took of it. I'm sure some of you have some background on this one.
Thanks!
So Thursday afternoon after picking bottles (in the oldest material we dug in yet) I saw that some of my co-workers had made a pile of about 20 bottles they didn't want from earlier in the day. I went over as I always do, picked up the left-overs and headed home.
Then, yesterday I happened, I looked in the tote in the back of my truck and there it was, something none of us had come across yet. A dark green alcohol bottle with the crudest screw top any of us have seen.
Here are the pictures I took of it. I'm sure some of you have some background on this one.
Thanks!