Abandoned RailRoad Track Helps Treasure Hunter find Lost Alabama History!

[@adventurearchaeology]

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[@Raythons-q2w]

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[@sherrie545]

Thankful your scouting wasn’t totally useless. You found some nice keepers and the discovery of that old train car was pretty amazing.

[@adventurearchaeology]

@@sherrie545 I was hoping for some older stuff but it’s hard to tell what may be in an area until you put boots on the ground!

[@janvafa9959]

Enjoy seeing any and everything you do!

[@badmom2goody29]

Love the cornflower blue color. That Art Deco bottle is great looking!

[@adventurearchaeology]

@@badmom2goody29 It was an odd one for sure!

[@debbiemosley-x5q]

this is the fantastic series of bottle hunting there is i watch yall every time i see yalls videos and will continue to do so yall rule

[@pamelaremel7477]

At least you're getting rain. My end of Texas needs it! LOL

[@darkadmiralmarchhare1132]

Finding the train car was pretty cool. Looking forward to the next video.

[@adventurearchaeology]

@@darkadmiralmarchhare1132 Thanks! Was a slower day but it’s important to show the ups and downs of treasure hunting!

[@twindiggersminnesotapamandpat]

Brandon we have been scouting new locations as well, either too much rain or excessive heat. Been an odd season for us, hoping Fall will improve. Awesome marble and liked the old creepy railroad car. Keep having fun.👏👍😀

[@granvillewooster7673]

Nice scouting trip thank you so very much for sharing hope you have a wonderful weekend 👍👍❤️

[@adventurearchaeology]

@@granvillewooster7673 thanks! you too!

[@PhilipStephan]

Love the little cream jar or container and all the cork tops. The item with the 1926 date code was really unique. Keep your eyes open for snakes like you said. When you reached under that small over hang I could just imagine a snake Lord forbid making it's presence known. Love the adventure. Blessings to you, stay safe, cheers. 😊

[@zigariggy]

I grew up in small town Calera and I think it would be a great place to excavate some relics.

[@terrysmitherman584]

Great Video!! Love that Machete! Alabama weather is always fun! Keep up the good work!

[@terrysmitherman584]

I would love to have that Bessemer Bottle too. My Hometown!

[@TammyMitchell5]

The broken bottle tops would make a really cool wind chime.

[@steveclark4291]

Thank you Brandon for sharing this with me !

[@exalexandrians6929]

Fancy art deco bottle is an old kist soda pop.

[@kearsargeChef_Gatherer]

The ACl version, there's an embossed one too.

[@merlealthafer]

Hey Brandon. My favorite find was the gondola car. I would definitely have tried for a little souvenir to take home from it. Lol

[@kathyhodges7054]

Your scouting trip was a fun adventure.Hopefully as said the rain will wash some new old treasures into the creeks.Abandoned train car was a nice surprise.🎉 liked that bottle with the rings. Happy hunting.

[@adventurearchaeology]

@@kathyhodges7054 Thanks! I have fun even when I’m not finding stuff haha!

[@susancousins8766]

Nice place for you all to dig I believe. I think past the train you may find your spot. If not no loss really. Have a wonderful week ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💜

[@rickmessina5396]

The area I hunt in Arizona is too hot to check out now. Only cooling to the 90’s at night. You are in an interesting area to hunt. Thanks…..

[@Roadglide08]

I really like the lighter blue cobalt color. I enjoyed the content just as much as a dig or creek walk, thank you!

[@adventurearchaeology]

@@Roadglide08 I sure do appreciate that!

[@Clarytee217]

This was really fun to watch either way. I feel you so much about the rain. I don’t know when I was last able to do a proper mudlarking trip. Everything is so flooded and so soaked with water.

[@nyokadean8624]

Nice RC cola bottle! RC used to be my favorite. Wow! I can't believe you found a bottle you didn't know what kind it was. I like how you can identify the bottles. Love your videos!!

[@adventurearchaeology]

@@nyokadean8624 From what others are saying it was a Kist! I learn something new every day haha!

[@janelchambers6791]

Glad yall are getting rain, I know it will slow you down, but think of all it will bring up in the creeks. Keep them coming

[@adventurearchaeology]

@@janelchambers6791 I’m very excited to see what washes out!

[@williambeichler4971]

Awesome video....... Everytime you reach under a bank, I expect a sneaky snake to crawl out. You can find all kind of odd stuff that folks have left in the woods. All this rain is making me kinda stir crazy also...take care

[@davidtammyames1242]

You found a spectacular marble, I'd call that a successful outing!

[@adventurearchaeology]

@@davidtammyames1242 A marble a day keeps the doctor away! 😂

[@mirkatu3249]

I enjoyed your hunt even if it wasn't a huge success. :-)

[@TooRandomForYou]

Even if it’s an off day and you don’t find a whole lot, I just like the fact you’re outside searching stuff. It was also cool that you showed us the tree embankment or whatever the term is.

[@adventurearchaeology]

@@TooRandomForYou It’s always better ti be outside rather than being stuck inside that’s for sure!

[@artillerest43rdva7]

yes rain is a double edged sward, it will expose more items, but will delay searching the creeks with high swift water, that is murky water. nice video Mr Glass.

[@adventurearchaeology]

@@artillerest43rdva7 I have to be versatile this time of year. The Heat, bugs and snakes are one thing but the rain is a whole other animal Haha!

[@LeonRagsdale]

That spider is the spiny back orb weave✌️👍

[@adventurearchaeology]

@@LeonRagsdale They are super cool looking!

[@rogerhadley2763]

what a great find. i'm talking the rail car

[@adventurearchaeology]

@@rogerhadley2763 It was the most interesting thing of the day for sure!

[@cynthiaswearingen1037]

Awesome scouting trip, Brandon, the old railcar is cool! It's never a bad day when you find a marble!❤

[@adventurearchaeology]

@@cynthiaswearingen1037 I guess you’re right! A marble a day keeps the doctor away 😂

[@sodapops408]

1924 Deco bottle, with ACL gone, is a KIST. Enjoy your videos.

[@adventurearchaeology]

@@sodapops408 Thanks for the ID it’s a bit newer than I originally thought but still cool!

[@larrykoroush6995]

It would be nice to see examples of the bottle making process. Early made bottles up to today.

[@dirtclodmetaldetecting]

Nice hunt! Send some rain to Oregon!

[@adventurearchaeology]

@@dirtclodmetaldetecting Haha! I thought Oregon was like a rain forest lol!

[@dirtclodmetaldetecting]

@@adventurearchaeology Not the east side. We get about 10 inches of rain a year! 😂

[@alienallen2983]

THANK YOU 👍 🙏>>>💚

[@mrkitty1367]

send some of that rain up here in TN ...always a goodun !

[@carolynsimone8647]

Thanks for sharing your day looking for possible sites to did...sorry you got wet...🥰🥰

[@deloradeabel8487]

Nice video Brandon!

[@mrpickles2170]

Hopefully sooner than later I can find a spot in North Georgia.. growing up my friends and I did a lot traveling through the woods and I would find lots of old cans some bottles and lots of trash. It amazes me how much trash ends up in the middle no where in the woods.

[@cathybenson5119]

It's bucketing down, as we say here in Australia 🇦🇺. Lol. 😅

[@kevinhavens8289]

Looks like maybe an old crush soda I've seen a couple like that in some shops around town where I live in Illinois

[@dennispiciullo8060]

You didn't find much, but it's still pretty cool!

[@chitstirrer1]

Spiny orb weaver are cool spiders. Don’t step on them as they make a big mess.

[@gealer63]

Have watched you find a bunch of marbles, how bout a peek at your collection of them!

[@adventurearchaeology]

@@gealer63 I’ll try to do that soon!

[@nancythompson5055]

You need to carry a walking stick or small limb to move up and down in front of you as you’re walking to knock those spider webs down lol. We have to do that up here in sc too

[@Spikedgriffon]

Bummer you are having so much rain hampering your hunts!

[@BNSF2012]

I’m new here and I’m also a locomotive what a coincidence You’re exploring an abandoned railroad and you have locomotive fans

[@LynnGorman]

Scouting missions are important too.

[@adventurearchaeology]

@@LynnGorman for sure! They may not be as exciting but it’s a part of the process!

[@LynnGorman]

@@adventurearchaeology I think that they are exciting!

[@douglaskerr6813]

I hope it dry up soon for you folks it been stink hot and humid here in Philadelphia

[@Ben-Carr]

The duraglas Era is really good for marbles. That is the beginning to middle of the golden age for American marbles.

[@adventurearchaeology]

@@Ben-Carr The colors were great during that period for sure!

[@Ben-Carr]

@@adventurearchaeology And the swirliness in the marbles too and even some multicolor super swirly ones.

[@alanatolstad4824]

I think about you folks when I watch the National weather forecasts.

[@detecting_with_matt3643]

Scouting in the summer is always full of eating spider webs and catching ticks 🤣

[@adventurearchaeology]

@@detecting_with_matt3643 I’d rather deal with the ticks 😂

[@detecting_with_matt3643]

@@adventurearchaeology I always walk with a stick and twirl it infront of me to catch the webs 🤣

[@hobbyfarmer62]

Last car of material and it popped off track must have just decided to write it off. Still what an odd thing to stumble upon out in the woods when just walking crazy just crazy.

[@kathykeith2203]

😊😊😊😊😊

[@drunkdunc8738]

Slicksville Alabama 🥴🍻

[@adventurearchaeology]

@@drunkdunc8738 So is the way of scouting haha!

[@davidross5169]

The. Break. Wheel on the end of the train car,I may have handled it at one time.!!!our factory in Racine Wisconsin made those.

[@adventurearchaeology]

You have to love us Trade guys! We’re always looking for stuff we have worked on or made haha!

[@stuffnthings247]

Golden Orb Weaver is the spider……….toxic train derailment is the train car😂😂

[@masonmercmetaldetecting]

I swear i thought i saw a yellow marble next to the RC Cola bottle at 5:03 in the vid?? Dont forget to check those telephone poles for date nails, we love pulling them out of the old railroad ties but have found a couple in telegraph poles too. Great scouting mission, i would definitely go back there and search for more marbles and bottles, awesome blue marble you scored. Did you carry the brick out???

[@adventurearchaeology]

I got one of the brick it was so hot and humid not sure I would’ve made it back to the truck with all the weight haha

[@masonmercmetaldetecting]

@@adventurearchaeology Thats awesome, we lug the bricks out too. love collecting all of the different ones. Recently got s couple Star Brickyard (NH), New England Brick Co.(MA), and Donnelly Brick Co.(CT). And we traded for a Chattanooga one from Cliff (ReachingHistory).

[@DaleEarl-h2j]

We know the spider in Australia as a jewel spider

[@benitagrattan193]

Just curious...why didn't u dig in the uprooted tree with all that glass showing?

[@adventurearchaeology]

@@benitagrattan193 It was all right pretty new compared to what we try to collect and my bag was getting full. I didn’t want to scatter the broken glass and then have to leave it behind.

[@eaglerider1826]

Brandon , you should put that train car in your backpack and sell it for scrap .

[@adventurearchaeology]

@@eaglerider1826 I carried it as far as I could. 😂

[@eaglerider1826]

@@adventurearchaeology lol

[@johnpetersen9619]

You are brave if I hit one spider I would be gone 😂

[@doubleaphotography83]

Sidetracked 😂 nice dad joke without trying

[@gregwicking7688]

Spiny orb weaver spider. Near as I can tell,anyway.

[@davidspinney2023]

Hi Brandon I have one very similar to the 6minit one Kist perhaps mine the name is embossed

[@atuuschaaw]

♥

[@billykelly5798]

Just think in 30 or 40 years those newer bottles will be older bottles

[@DanaBrown-gl5kg]

Orb weaver

[@cliffordmiller8536]

All spiders are poisonous , but most are not deadly. It's a matter of degree .

[@Couchflyer-NY]

Walking into spider webs in the dark creeps me out.

[@davidperry5631]

Those spiders could be a good thing for you. Is your wife scared of them ? I’m just kidding, I hope you get into a dump site. I have been digging an old farm dump from the 30s. We have a Heinz ketchup factory in town so you know l have probably dug around 400 of them. I have found some marbles and a few toys, many baby food jars and a ton of perfume bottles. Everything is planted around here so my arrowhead hunting is over until the fall. Good luck.

[@vernaraney9870]

Oh I hate spiders

[@pumpupjam9648]

Spiders out full force, what about the ticks????

[@adventurearchaeology]

@@pumpupjam9648 We’re used to the ticks I’d much rather deal with them than spider webs in the face 😂

[@billstolz9587]

I was in Virginia about two weeks ago 90 deg in shorts no socks walking in the woods got bitten by a spider on my ankle turned brown about the size of a 50 cent piece don't know what kind but it was poisonous

[@matt_matt757]

All spiders are venomous, it’s just that most are not medically significant.

[@marciegutgsell5124]

💙💜🩷

[@jefftrag1956]

If that had coal in it, people would of scavenged it.