First time posting on Treasurenet

[glass half fool]

I discovered Treasurenet about a month ago while trying to ID and old bottle I dug this year .After quickly finding the info I was checking out the site for a few weeks .I have been digging and picking up old bottles for a long time and realized that the members here are a wealth of knowledge about a large array of subjects . I am about 10 miles north of the Mason Dixon line in PA .I have spend most of my life outdoors doing any number of hobbies .I have spent a good deal of time studying the local history of the area and especially my direct ancestors . As I learn how to post I hope to contribute to the good of the site and if I mess up please help me to learn . Thanks

 

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Welocme to Tnet.

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"Welocme" is treasure language for "welcome".

 

[Phishfindr]

Welcome aboard!

 

[Professor of Engineering]

Welcome to the forum from Massachusetts!

 

[vpnavy]

Welcome Aboard Glass Half Fool from another resident of the great state of PA! Take a look at Sub-Forums: Pennsylvania for information (i.e., clubs, etc.) directly related to PA.

 

[trdking]

Welcome!

 

[Obsessive]

Welocme! I look forward to reading more of your posts.

 

[Swaveab]

Welcome and you may want to scroll down to the Pennsylvania section.

 

[glass half fool]

Thanks to all that responded to my post and also thanks for making me aware of the sub forums for PA

 

[digging440yrs]

Welcome aboard

 

[JimJ]

Welcome to Treasurenet. There is a wealth of information and knowledgeable folks here willing to help.

 

[islamoradamark]

WELCOME FROM sOUTH fLORIDA

 

[against the wind]

Welcome to the forum from Port Allegheny, Pennsylvania

 

[Loco-Digger]

Welcome to Tnet, it's a community full of good people.

 

[dsdigger]

Welcome from Virginia! If you check down under the Artifact Forum Heading, you will Find "Bottles & Glass" and might find out more about any bottles you are looking for info on. The site is full of a lot of knowledgeable people. Good Luck!

 

[Javadroid]

Glad to have you with us! Welcome from the south side of the Mason Dixon!

 

[glass half fool]

The huge part of finding old bottles in the woods for me is the historical evidence they give to see how people lived in earlier times . All of our country had it's pioneer settlers . When I find something that is 100 years old or more I wonder how those people lived their daily lives . I may think about what the value of the object I found is worth but that is not the first question that comes to mind .Thanks again for all that chose to respond to my post .

 

[RustyGold]

Welcome to TNet! Hope you enjoy the forum!