hunter2000
Well-Known Member
For many years I have been digging the seacoast of NH ME and Mass, I have found 50 maybe a 100 or more dumps in back yards along the state highways in swamps and along the ocean, rivers and ya some places best left to the imagination.
Some of them untouched and others completely dug out. I have found piles of pontiled bases and mounds of shards that made me cry I really didnt cry but I sure was bumed out. I always wondered who might have been here before me if only I had been here first.
It was when I became a member of this forum that I realize there were only a few diggers in my area at least ones who posted on the forum.
A few years ago I heard of a man named bram a digger from Maine who was haveing a bottle show at his business. I called him and was welcomed to attend and I did it was a great show. A few months later I was digging in eliot when I had a guy walk up on me and as we talked he mentioned another guy had already dug here a few years ago he told me the guy lived here in eliot. I was at a house talking to a potential customer when I asked if she would be up to allowing me the opportunity to dig her old farm. She mentioned a neighbor had already dug on the property I said his name wasnt Bram by chance she was suprised and said yes.
Last week. I was in Amsbury Mass out in the woods at a dump in town that a new freind new about. A nearby neighbor wondered out where we were and started chatting with us. He mentioned he had dug there before with a guy that he walked up on while squirrel hunting. He told us that the guy had found a lot of great stuff. He said the guy was from Maine why he was digging here to him was odd I said do you rember his name? Ya BRAM.
OK so now I know im digging Bram throw everywhere. Im sure there must be others in my position. Bram your Sincerely Awsome. My good friend mainer1 wants me to start diving I cant wait to scower brams diving throws. A lot of hard work and a lot of dirt thats been moved its all good
Hunter200
Some of them untouched and others completely dug out. I have found piles of pontiled bases and mounds of shards that made me cry I really didnt cry but I sure was bumed out. I always wondered who might have been here before me if only I had been here first.
It was when I became a member of this forum that I realize there were only a few diggers in my area at least ones who posted on the forum.
A few years ago I heard of a man named bram a digger from Maine who was haveing a bottle show at his business. I called him and was welcomed to attend and I did it was a great show. A few months later I was digging in eliot when I had a guy walk up on me and as we talked he mentioned another guy had already dug here a few years ago he told me the guy lived here in eliot. I was at a house talking to a potential customer when I asked if she would be up to allowing me the opportunity to dig her old farm. She mentioned a neighbor had already dug on the property I said his name wasnt Bram by chance she was suprised and said yes.
Last week. I was in Amsbury Mass out in the woods at a dump in town that a new freind new about. A nearby neighbor wondered out where we were and started chatting with us. He mentioned he had dug there before with a guy that he walked up on while squirrel hunting. He told us that the guy had found a lot of great stuff. He said the guy was from Maine why he was digging here to him was odd I said do you rember his name? Ya BRAM.
OK so now I know im digging Bram throw everywhere. Im sure there must be others in my position. Bram your Sincerely Awsome. My good friend mainer1 wants me to start diving I cant wait to scower brams diving throws. A lot of hard work and a lot of dirt thats been moved its all good
Hunter200
