Oh the frustration!!

[RelicDude]

I didn't get as much time as I would if like to this weekend to dig. But I did manage to make it to the farm for about an hour before I had to pick up my munchkin from her grandmothers. I was digging up nothing but shards for 15 minutes before I thought I found something good. I had this beautiful profile of a hutch sticking out I the ground only too pull it out to find the bottom is completely gone. It was a lee bottling works from lee mass. But oh we'll until next time- justin

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[old digger]

Still a Cool Find! Don't you just hate it when you see all but the bottom of a bottle and you get it out and the bottom is gone. I have been there many times. I would still keep it until I found a complete one.

 

[RelicDude]

Thanks I don't come across to many hutches its frustrating that its not hole. But my sister thinks she can repair it with resin. Ill just have to wait and see how it comes out.

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[southern maine diver]

Keep at it Justin... you need to spend a little more time than an hour digging to find something real good. Bring your "munchkin" with you, provide a small bucket and a shovel and put an "X" on the ground... explain, that is where the treasure is. Should work, don't you think?

 

[RelicDude]

I was planning on spending the day there today but I had a lot of running around to do last minute. That's a cool I idea Wayne but she too little to bring out she's only 23 months old. I couldn't imagine chasing a toddler around broken glass lol.

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[Bass]

Is there life beyond bottle digging? I didn't know that. I'm going to give you a pass this time justin. I expect you to double your regular finds next week to make up for this weekend. JK, lol

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[PikesPeakCharlie]

Damn , Gotta hate those criers !!! I find way too may like that. Keep that shovel dirty