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There are many old abandoned ship yards not too far from where I live. Went to one today at low tide and found a bunch of cool stuff, also got some awesome pictures too.
Do pill bottles beep? They do when they're filled with gold! Found a beeping pill bottle on the beach near an abandoned shipyard and when I shook it I heard something rattling around inside. Opened the bottle and discovered a broken dental piece with two gold crowns and gold bridge!
Picture taken just seconds after discovery:
Also scored some other neat treasures (pretty sure the red glass net buoy is a reproduction):
This ceramic insulator is dated 1929, so cool:
Old small caliber handgun, probably submerged for over a decade:
There were several large bricks of Copper Ore, took as many as I could carry. Probably the remains of a once thriving industry that's now gone.
At low tide many sunken boats and shipwrecks become accessible:
Possibly a relic from Sandy, this boat still has its two Evinrude outboards. A decade ago they would've been taken immediately by scavengers:
This has hardly anything left of it:
A big rusted out Tug Boat, single prop, most likely 1950's or older:
Cabin Cruiser:
Big burnt barge (looks kinda like a sunken pirate ship on the inside):
Do pill bottles beep? They do when they're filled with gold! Found a beeping pill bottle on the beach near an abandoned shipyard and when I shook it I heard something rattling around inside. Opened the bottle and discovered a broken dental piece with two gold crowns and gold bridge!
Picture taken just seconds after discovery:
Also scored some other neat treasures (pretty sure the red glass net buoy is a reproduction):
This ceramic insulator is dated 1929, so cool:
Old small caliber handgun, probably submerged for over a decade:
There were several large bricks of Copper Ore, took as many as I could carry. Probably the remains of a once thriving industry that's now gone.
At low tide many sunken boats and shipwrecks become accessible:
Possibly a relic from Sandy, this boat still has its two Evinrude outboards. A decade ago they would've been taken immediately by scavengers:
This has hardly anything left of it:
A big rusted out Tug Boat, single prop, most likely 1950's or older:
Cabin Cruiser:
Big burnt barge (looks kinda like a sunken pirate ship on the inside):
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