Old Train Trestle

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Thanks for the replies. Joe, there are different kinds of muds all mixed together in the creek. And you are right, anything that went into that dark grey mud stayed put.

The creek went down, so I got in a little dig today for a few hours; however, it's raining again and is supposed to rain all night and tommorow. Finally after a week of waiting I finally get back to digging. The rain last Sunday flooded the creek, and was too deep to try. Here is a pic of where the creek swept over the sand I had dug out and the current washed away the sand and left only the glass and rocks behind.

 

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I could not get the entire digging spot in one pic. Camera just wouldn't co-operate. So here is the right side. You can sell all the rocks and bricks and glass piled up. It deflects the current to midstream. At the very bottom of the pic is a post under water.

 

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left side

 

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Two post on left side. The flooded creek took out that temporary dam that I had around the first post.

 

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Close up of brick pillar or brick foundation under water.

 

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Here's what I took home today. Bludwine ande Pepsi (just for pictures) NuGrape, lime cola, T J Black, Sylvania , Ga. Saw Blade, spike, steel thingy.

 

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Here's a heartbreaker. Augusta Brewing Company Bottling Dept. Pepsi Cola. Just imagine a brewery also bottling Pepsi.

 

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Would have been a nice bludwine

 

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Other side. "Drink delicious Bludwine for your health sake"

 

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Well, I did get to add one new one to the collection. T J Black Sylvania, Ga.