Bottle Digging an old Vermont Farm Dump
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- Опубліковано 12 жов 2021
- This week we are on a new permission. An old farm property. The owner purchased the property in the early 90’s. At that time there was remains of a homesite in the old orchard. Rockwalls line the borders of the property. On the side of a large bank are the remains of an old farm dump. We have been cleared to dig the dump and metal detect the whole property. We will be spending the next few weeks working this property to uncover it’s history.
This is day one. Locating the dump, picking a test hole and digging through the layers. Jen, Cory and myself in the episode.
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Beautiful in Vermont. Love watching bottle digging and the history of it. Im not a digger would love to try digging. Also love collecting old bottles and jugs. Look forward to yiur next dig.
Enjoyed the video. Happy hunting!
Thanks for the feedback! Much appreciated!
Good video, keep a eye out for old beer cans in those dumps. 1930s through 1950s. Lots of rare beer cans have been found in the northeast in old dumps. Oxalic acid cleans them up really well, even if they are very rusty. I hate finding tires and wire in dumps. Wire really sucks.
Thanks for the tips. I will definitely be looking out now. Yeah tires and wires are the worst. We just got on a nice 1890’s dump. Very cool stuff coming out. Thanks again 👍
Some awesome finds coming out enjoyed the video well done
Beautiful country up there. The foliage is incredible. Keep going and much luck to y'all.
It truly is. Thank you for watching! Appreciate the feedback.
I always start down at the bottom of the hill.
Bring a come-along, hook one end around the tires and barbed wire and the other end around a nearby tree and ratchet that stuff right out of your way.
Great idea! I will keep that in mind. We haven’t been back this site for a year or more but definitely give that a try.
very cool.. id love to see the older stuff... keep digging.
Thank you! I’m really hoping it’s a lot older. We head back Saturday for another video.
I'd love to get my hands on one of those Jas Smart trivets. That is my sons' family.
Cool finds 👍
Awesome video and great finds!
Thank you so much Beverly! Really appreciate the feedback and thank you for watching.
What part of VT are you in? Love the video! Im in St.Johnsbury
We are in Burlington! We go all over the state though. Thank you for checking out and for the feedback. We love St. J, we are planned a trip up soon. Very cool old town.
Where in Vermont are you im in Duxbury and digger from the early 80s if you are close I can show some hidden spots un touched since I was 13. I'm 55 now
Hey Jeff. We are in Burlington. We go all over. We’d Love to check out some new spots. Shoot us a message on our Facebook group or email us at oldwoodentrunk@yahoo.com we can set up a time to meet with you.
Great stuff there! Just subscribed!
Hey, what it the name of that music at the end? It's beautiful.
Awesome! Thanks for the subscription. That is Bittersweet Skyline by American Legion. They make music for a royalty free company but you should be able to find on Spotify as well.
@@oldwoodentrunkadventures Thank you!!!
I think those were tractor plates
Your right I never thought of that! Thank you!
What does South Carolina export? Cars. Man
Your into is way too long
That video is from last year. We have changed format since but thanks
@@oldwoodentrunkadventures fair enough,will have to watch some newer stuff too