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Finaly got some time fer some o' our diggins pics.

Jim West Pa

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This is the sight we're currently diggin. Or,should i say was diggin. It hasn't gotten over 35 degrees since then. :veryangry:
It don't look like much but DANG, is there ever a lot o' glass in that dirt.
We've hauled off to the trash 2 FILLED 5 gal. buckets o' broken glass so far
and we've only dug down about 4 inches so far.
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Here is the lot o' unknowns, odds and ends and heart breakers.
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And here are the keepers so far. I have no clue what we have here as far as collectables or vaulables goes.
We're sure havin a ball doin this diggin and honestly, we could care less if any of it's 'valuable'.
In the words of Uncle Prenn......." Never measure wealth in dollars".
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There is however, somethin real valuable we're gittin from this dig.
( besides the wonderfully fun time with my best friend playin' in the dirt :biggrin: )
I've taken four wheel barrows full o' this 'black gold' down to our garden so far.
It is the composted forest floor that has gone thru the sifter.
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I thot this was a most unusual piece. It's not a 'bottle' but it appears to be some sort o' toy
because it had an axle with wheels on it. A fella from another forum says it is/was a candy dish.
I'm bummed that it's broken. Maybe we'll come across the rest of it at least and i can glue it back up.
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I have so many pics to share from this dig but this site won't let but 6 posted, bummer.:sadwalk:

Soo..it's only appropriate that i close with a pic o' our other helper. :biggrin:
( Deacon gits photo credit for his ear in the first pic "lol" )
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There is so much glass that we spend more time cleanin up the broken pieces than we do diggin any whole ones.
Here is a pic o' the surface before we did any diggin. As oyu can see, a lot of trash there.
Also a lot o' broken pottery and OLD bottles.
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BTW, that's Liebchen, the Rotty, in those pics.
This is Deacon, He's a Belgian Shepard.
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Is that it ALL came from our house.
Each item was first here as a neccessity mostly. And now after 150-170+ years,
we're bringin it right back in as decorative and collectable items.
Whoda thunk,back when they called it junk :shrug: :biggrin:
 
Wonderin 'bout it's history and the stories o' the folks that used it.
Pretty cool that this stuff gits another life right back where it all came from.:thumbup:

I'm workin on a bit of a small museum/collection of this houses' history.
My plan is to leave it all with this house and pass it on to future owners/dwellers.
 
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