New permission today

Blackfoot58 · Jun 28, 2025

2+ acre rural site. House and workshop on property. Rear of lot was a popular bonfire spot for years. I only had time to hit one small spot near house today.
1990s dime, 2009 penny, garden hose nozzle ( works great after clean up) and an iron plate which appears to off of some machinery. Lots of can slaw too. I look forward to going back when we have a cooler day.

robertk · Jun 28, 2025

That iron plate is from a T-Post (fence post). The whole thing would look like this: Good luck on the new site, especially around the bonfire area!

E-Trac-Ohio · Jun 28, 2025

Yes, it's part of a T-Post - they break off a lot.

Digger RJ · Jun 28, 2025

Blackfoot58 said:
2+ acre rural site. House and workshop on property. Rear of lot was a popular bonfire spot for years. I only had time to hit one small spot near house today.
1990s dime, 2009 penny, garden hose nozzle ( works great after clean up) and an iron plate which appears to off of some machinery. Lots of can slaw too. I look forward to going back when we have a cooler day. View attachment 2214451

Nice!!! Congrats!!!

Gare · Jun 29, 2025

robertk said:
That iron plate is from a T-Post (fence post). The whole thing would look like this: Good luck on the new site, especially around the bonfire area!

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Great job Robert K

Blackfoot58 · Jun 29, 2025

robertk said:
That iron plate is from a T-Post (fence post). The whole thing would look like this: Good luck on the new site, especially around the bonfire area!

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LOL! I can’t believe I didn’t recognize it. It looked so familiar, but completely eluded me. Thanks. 👍🏼

pepperj · Jun 29, 2025

Blackfoot58 said:
2+ acre rural site. House and workshop on property. Rear of lot was a popular bonfire spot for years. I only had time to hit one small spot near house today.
1990s dime, 2009 penny, garden hose nozzle ( works great after clean up) and an iron plate which appears to off of some machinery. Lots of can slaw too. I look forward to going back when we have a cooler day. View attachment 2214451

I use that very same style of spray nozzle everyday.
I must of dug it 40 yrs ago, and it's still working 💪.
It sure beats the plastic crap that's produced today.