Loved the video, so relaxing! I found a heap of those little ointment jars on our last dig too. I'm planning on making candles with them. I'd take them off your hands lol! :)
As I was watching your vid my youngest lad (who lives in Sheffield) sent me a pic of some crockery, glass etc that he dug up while doing the garden, he always said he had zero interest in Dads hobby of bottle digging but I’m not so sure 🤔😁
Another great dig Tom and some nice bits coming up again. Such a shame those little pots have no prints on them still. I have a feeling one will turn up for all your efforts on that tip ATB GL & HH LittleJohn_MD 🇬🇧
I really wish you could get a spotter, that looks dangerous as hell. I like the little pots your digging up for mixing paints and to wash brushes, but they are not worth the risk you take buddy! I am genuinely scared for you.
Hi Tom, do you every sell the bottles you dig up? I'm sure you have answered this a few times. But I would love to get a bunch of those plain ointment jars to use for my wedding.
It amazes me why some seams are like that it's like they save up all the sauce bottles,ointments,polishes and then dump in a job lot ,my money's on hotels..at least where I'm digging great stuff Tom
Great vide few snobs on here there just jealous there not there I personally like poms than yanks but just don’t get screwed on a cave in mate dangerous game least you don’t have snakes
Well, Tom, maybe I'm weird, but I rather like the little ointment pots! Easy to say when I'm not the one under that mountain of soil, though! You found a good poison and an interesting commemorative cup, anyhow! Nice video, please be careful!
I guess that back in the day, someone suffered from a skin condition and got a bit of relief from that cream. There is something to be said for modern medicine. Can you imagine having eczema or psoriasis with no relief?
Theres a tip I dig that is identical to this with the stream/brook below and dodgy banks that want to bury you every time you dig it, but a few miles away in London area. Had some nice bits of that tip over the years.
Using a cokeing fork means there's less surface area in the ash digging the bottles out Actually using a long flat chopping blade ( a shovel ) is crazy
I've seen other people in other videos using a hand trowel , and gently remove layers of the dirt or ash so they don't break anything but hey I guess you know what works best in your area..i just hope you're safe under that falling dirt.
I've got a similar situation on a '30s top except it's embossed jar lids instead of ointments. Dug about 30 to 40 of them out of one hole and they're just the ones I've kept because they're not broken
No beers or minerals turning up, looks heavily scavenged, but you just don't know in tips like that, I bet there'll be something good in there somewhere 👍
Well, unsubbing now as I would rather watch an uplifting video like Adventure Archaeology ( even when he doesn't find anything) than someone whining all the time. You should take a look at a good video for bottle diggers.
Loved the video, so relaxing! I found a heap of those little ointment jars on our last dig too. I'm planning on making candles with them. I'd take them off your hands lol! :)
Northern Mudlarks Candles are a fantastic idea!
As I was watching your vid my youngest lad (who lives in Sheffield) sent me a pic of some crockery, glass etc that he dug up while doing the garden, he always said he had zero interest in Dads hobby of bottle digging but I’m not so sure 🤔😁
Those ointment jars look like they would make cute votive candle holders.
Another great dig Tom and some nice bits coming up again. Such a shame those little pots have no prints on them still. I have a feeling one will turn up for all your efforts on that tip
ATB GL & HH
LittleJohn_MD 🇬🇧
I love those little white pots, and I really enjoy your videos, Thank you for sharing. You are an amazing craftsman.☮️🇨🇦 BECAREFUL
I really wish you could get a spotter, that looks dangerous as hell. I like the little pots your digging up for mixing paints and to wash brushes, but they are not worth the risk you take buddy! I am genuinely scared for you.
Hi Tom, do you every sell the bottles you dig up? I'm sure you have answered this a few times. But I would love to get a bunch of those plain ointment jars to use for my wedding.
It amazes me why some seams are like that it's like they save up all the sauce bottles,ointments,polishes and then dump in a job lot ,my money's on hotels..at least where I'm digging great stuff Tom
Best video for a while...cant believe that seam didnt bear fruit..very .unlucky mate
Ointmentdiggertom! Some nice finds there , I liked the large clear poison at the beginning but better in an actual colour. Take care.
Great vide few snobs on here there just jealous there not there I personally like poms than yanks but just don’t get screwed on a cave in mate dangerous game least you don’t have snakes
Good vid mate, no freaky dolls head steam punk lamp lol.
Well, Tom, maybe I'm weird, but I rather like the little ointment pots! Easy to say when I'm not the one under that mountain of soil, though! You found a good poison and an interesting commemorative cup, anyhow! Nice video, please be careful!
I guess that back in the day, someone suffered from a skin condition and got a bit of relief from that cream. There is something to be said for modern medicine. Can you imagine having eczema or psoriasis with no relief?
Theres a tip I dig that is identical to this with the stream/brook below and dodgy banks that want to bury you every time you dig it, but a few miles away in London area. Had some nice bits of that tip over the years.
love the little pots,, but thats just me lol.. cool dig,, good watch
oof! I'm worn out just watching you do all that digging!
Nice vid mate 👍
Will you put the oilment jars in your shop as sure some people will like them
O my goodness O my soul.. hope tom doesn't get buried in a hole...thanks for the video Tom !!!!!
I have never seen anyone go after delicate old bottles with a pitch fork before..that's crazy.
Using a cokeing fork means there's less surface area in the ash digging the bottles out
Actually using a long flat chopping blade ( a shovel ) is crazy
I've seen other people in other videos using a hand trowel , and gently remove layers of the dirt or ash so they don't break anything but hey I guess you know what works best in your area..i just hope you're safe under that falling dirt.
I've got a similar situation on a '30s top except it's embossed jar lids instead of ointments. Dug about 30 to 40 of them out of one hole and they're just the ones I've kept because they're not broken
Love that cup you found mate
get those pots turned into candles
Lol there all under about a 15ft landslide now
Are they ointment pots or are they possibly small jam or marmalade pots?
I'm in a dump smaller to that one. to deep , very difficult to dig and few bottles to show for it.
Hey bro.. Do you go into the water and have a search around in there aswell??? Could be some goodies lurking!!
Bit grim looks like a old hospital tip or school tip Or very poor area heavily scavenged not worth it any thing decent come off ?
You should sell those small jars, I would be interested, I think they are cute,
What will you do with all those ointment jars?
No beers or minerals turning up, looks heavily scavenged, but you just don't know in tips like that, I bet there'll be something good in there somewhere 👍
Better luck next time!
Be careful, you could be digging your own grave, looks a bit iffy to me.
Well, unsubbing now as I would rather watch an uplifting video like Adventure Archaeology ( even when he doesn't find anything) than someone whining all the time. You should take a look at a good video for bottle diggers.
Awwww cheer up just subscribed to your channel you have 3 subscribers now lol
Betty M. , Bye Felicia.
Betty M. This is coming from someone whining in the comments. Stop killing my uplifting vibes maaaan
Never heard a moan or whimper just the truth of bottle digging dangerous tips