Avid history hunters mudlarking and bottle digging in our home state of California.
We also explore old abandoned structures and ruin castles in Europe from time to time. Some excellent teacher made kids content on this channel as well. All interesting viewer comments and questions are welcome.
Brag post! I got 3 mini vintage perfume bottles at my neighbors yard sale, 25c! Reproduction radio 1 dollar, vintage whiskey ceramic flask, 50c, Worth 45 bucks! Simpsons season 2, dvd, 50c. Yay, great b d present for me haha.
Thank you Susan! Yes the Double Cola is a good one probably my favorite as well. I understand it's still sold in certain parts of the country, would like to try it.
Double Cola is still in business in TN. The headless figure needs a head, do you have one to give her? Aw, man you did everything already, the soda and the head.
that bare foot print @7:40 is just crazy, I can't believe someone was walking there barefoot. The rarest soda bottles will have a small star with "S" inside the star.
Yeah I know right? Was a fisherman who came down from the rocks. I think he was looking for blood worms or ghost shrimp. Great bait, but not worth 30 stitches in the ER.
I was there 4 days ago and found NOTHING - (I also went during high tide so this might explain it lol) Anyways idk if it was you or someone else but they dug a bunch of like 50s whiskey bottles and stuff and they were scattered on the surface.
@@realtimestrategy227 oh really, mystery solved! I gotta ask where did you find them? Was there a pocket or something eroding or were they in the water?
@@CATPDC I dug them right in the area were I tossed them up, You will notice a layer of hard packed clay, this clay was brought in and they covered the dump with it in 1944. They did this to finish the dump and prevent it from smelling. Bottles will be right under that layer of clay maybe 1 or two feet below. Sometimes there will be second clay cap layer even deeper that will have even earlier stuff.
This is a beautiful piece. To some eyes, it is a piece of trash, and nothing more. But from the shores from whence it came and to the wise it is an intrepid and scarred survivor, a little kami deserving of its own little shrine to rest in and enjoy the warmth of a home once more. It has the artifice only man can supply mixed with a uniquness that comes just from Mother Nature.
