Persistence pays off guys. If you do this right, you's may get quite a few video's out of this dump. A slug plated milk with embossing and two embossed blob tops. That is by far the best start to a new dump I ever saw. Don't go telling anyone. Keep it to yourselves and it could be what you two have been needing for a long time. A undug dump. Hell Yeah
This dump does have a lot of potential. However, people, including our father, dug it years ago. The area we dug in is way harder to get to. We believe they didn't dig in the area we are in.
More great bottles. The crock is repairable without a doubt. You always find the marbles too. It was nice meeting you all at Shupp's Grove. Thanks again.
It is a joy to see young people being so interested in history! Ya’ll are doing great finding some really nice stuff! Can’t wait to see what else comes out of that dump!
You guys are not experienced diggers because you aren't digging that dump the right way with a shovel and you aren't wearing gloves. Don't be afraid to put that shovel to work and dig yourself a big deep hole.
Hi Barry. When we dig on hillsides we start at the bottom of the hill, dig to the bottom of the dump, and work our way up the hill. As you dig up the hill you can throw dirt behind you without having to throw it on undug ground. This is a more effective method than digging large holes dotted around. Also, we hardly wear gloves because we use our tools mostly to handle the dirt with glass shards. It also helps to just be mindful of what you grab.
Getting good bottles guys , Well deserved as you certainly put in the hard work . Thx for sharing . Loved the blobtops .
Persistence pays off guys. If you do this right, you's may get quite a few video's out of this dump. A slug plated milk with embossing and two embossed blob tops. That is by far the best start to a new dump I ever saw. Don't go telling anyone. Keep it to yourselves and it could be what you two have been needing for a long time. A undug dump. Hell Yeah
This dump does have a lot of potential. However, people, including our father, dug it years ago. The area we dug in is way harder to get to. We believe they didn't dig in the area we are in.
Way to go boys! Looks like at great new dump for you, keep em coming. 👍
Happy digging guys…. You both work so hard and thanks for making the videos! 😎😎
More great bottles. The crock is repairable without a doubt. You always find the marbles too. It was nice meeting you all at Shupp's Grove. Thanks again.
Nice meeting you too. We did glue that crock back together but there are a few more cracks going through it.
It is a joy to see young people being so interested in history! Ya’ll are doing great finding some really nice stuff! Can’t wait to see what else comes out of that dump!
Thanks, Eleanor.
Great looking blobs guys 👍
Way to go fellas,that spot looks like it's got some great potential,get in there and tear it up! Good luck,hope ya find something great!!
It’s always a great feeling finding a new dump to dig
Great job guys!
Finding a good place that’s not dug is a plus now days !
I believe I can claim first
You guys should wear gloves so you don’t slice your fingers open
Cut proof gloves are cheap on Amazon
You guys are not experienced diggers because you aren't digging that dump the right way with a shovel and you aren't wearing gloves. Don't be afraid to put that shovel to work and dig yourself a big deep hole.
Hi Barry. When we dig on hillsides we start at the bottom of the hill, dig to the bottom of the dump, and work our way up the hill. As you dig up the hill you can throw dirt behind you without having to throw it on undug ground. This is a more effective method than digging large holes dotted around. Also, we hardly wear gloves because we use our tools mostly to handle the dirt with glass shards. It also helps to just be mindful of what you grab.
Oh they're doing just fine!