Digging A Bottle Dump By An Abandoned House In The Woods

[@AdventuresIntoHistory]

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[@sheenagrigsby2634]

Thank you!

[@aprilsunnyday]

So glad you did and it's great hearing your voices 😉 And Thank you!!!

[@terryanderson5947]

Thank you for another good video bub

[@starjunkie2804]

My father and my family are from Toledo, Ohio, which has been heralded as "The Glass City". He worked at O-I Glass company beginning at 15 years old and retired at 55. Only job he ever had. I collect old glass bottles. I love when they dig up the old streets around here. I always find treasure. Junk to others. Those old glass coffee jars are what I believe to be old Sanka Instant Coffee jars. I love doing exactly what you boys do. It's great exercise and a history lesson as well.

[@williamkeith8944]

Sanka was a big deal when it came out, great aunts and great uncles were just enamored of decaffenated "coffee crystals" when it came out in the USA in 1923.🍵

[@hayreddinbarbarossa661]

I started collecting the old bottles I dug up during my work as a landscape builder in Australia. I now have a couple of hundred that span over a century, including 1 worth $120-$150 and a number of old China dolls from the early 1900's

[@cclyon]

I have one China doll arm that I dug . I love it.

[@imomediaimomedia6648]

Crap I've been looking for my other shoe ...and there it is ! Glad to be back at the homestead again. Great place. Great video. Great way to start my day with SIDESTEP ADVENTURES. You guys have a great day.👍🇺🇸

[@IrishAnnie]

LOL!!!!

[@SueGirling68]

Hi gang, those old bottles were very cool to see, even if they were screw tops they still were used by someone back in the day. Very cool search in the woods, thanks for sharing. xx

[@colleencrane4843]

Incredible how you find all this stuff, one man's trash is another ones treasures, just love this stuff, so interesting....Great job as always! Robert!

[@haroldpatton01]

They are called Church key openers on top of can

[@MrCRDOC]

I love watching bottle digs. You guys are in prime territory for it. There’s a lot of cool bottles in Iowa, however the south is a great place to dig.

[@flamingstag2381]

love the way nature cleans up after us !!!

[@marygarner5249]

I love all your videos l always learn something thanks for taking us along l have been sick lately but your videos always make me feel like l am going along whith you guys Means a lot to me Thank you all😁

[@annebell7274]

You were right Robert, that was an interesting part. Thank you 🌷💕🌷

[@2012impreza]

Nice video very Interesting i like your adventures. Inspiration and go into detail about everything you do with the cemetery videos you do. Stay safe to you all x

[@LifeMostSouthern]

The first thing my dad looks for at an old home site is the garbage dump. Those coffee jars remind me of my Papa’s Sanka. My mom drank it too, strong. I can still remember the smell of breakfast at Papa’s house. My Mimi would cook him a full on breakfast, with runny eggs, bacon and biscuits and of course a strong cup of Sanka. Later in life he got into the habit of meeting other old guys at Hardee’s to shoot the bull. Thanks for the memory, I hadn’t thought about that in forever.

[@AdventuresIntoHistory]

I love finding bottle dumps. The older the better.

[@LifeMostSouthern]

Sidestep Adventures it’s amazing what you can learn about people from their trash. Haha Part archeology and part detective work. And fun.

[@lauraJP76]

Pretty cool, thanks for going back and doing this for us! 😁❤️

[@mcwatersd]

I thought for a second I had dejvu until I saw your note. Love old bottles they speak volumes. You could really use a small hand garden spade and gloves doing that. Awesome. Keep Safe❤Keep Well❤

[@Jullebulle1991]

Thank you so much for re-uploading this part! :)

[@Kanamit.]

Noticeably absent are "intact" pop or soda bottles. Those were returnable for deposit. That's how I made my pop & candy money as a kid.

[@starjunkie2804]

Haha...me and my brother did the same thing on the weekends. Always looking for returnable pop bottles for candy.

[@conniedoan6917]

Bottles were only returned for two cents , five for the larger size , and then over the years the price went up to twenty cents for the larger and a dime for smaller. Then PLASTIC disposable bottles came out in the early 80's.

[@fiorenzaattanasio4796]

I love your KZbin channel. Many thanks

[@MrCRDOC]

Dig down about a foot or so and you’ll get into the older bottles. More valuable ones

[@treasurehuntingscotlandmud9340]

Some nice finds coming out enjoyed watching

[@whiterabbit-wo7hw]

I remember opening soda cans with a "church key" opener. And when the pop tops came in, we thought it was the best thing since baked bread.

[@OcotilloTom]

A old Polaroid camera and R/C bottle but no Moon pie! Never saw Nu-Grape in a can. Also a Sanka instant Coffee bottle . Good collection. I was waiting for a Dr. Pepper in a bottle, my grandma said "it was the only doctor in town with a glass neck"! I know, 1940's humor. I have a 1890's Hires root beer extract bottle in my collection, "Makes 5 gallons of a delicious Root Beer drink"! Good one Robert.

[@hankfacer7098]

Those bottles have been there a very long time going by the depth, the soil look lush, nice & dark & moist. Junk is extreme interesting. I just remember those puncture cans.

[@IrishAnnie]

I love these kinds of finds. I applied for a “mudlarking” permit for the Thames river. But, I had no time on my trip. You could poke around the shore at low tide and could find all kinds of cool things.

[@sheenagrigsby2634]

Thanks for uploading this again!!!

[@sherronbell4961]

Amazing video.

[@marygarner5249]

You always do a great job 😁

[@paulbroderick8438]

Darn it! I thought you would be able to take a swig of Jack Daniels at 6.00! Returning to glass containers would serve us all well.

[@AdventuresIntoHistory]

Lol

[@greywebs1944]

We have sound folk🔊 Those bottles look good together 👍

[@rs91268]

Awesome bottles

[@Derichoule]

Great job love your videos

[@greywebs1944]

I unearthed about 20 years ago with a friend of mine, loads of bottles that got buried from around 1920s-30s period. After a freight train derailed and all the bottles got buried from the impact of the wagon. Interesting finds. I might have to visit again. Be loads more still 🙂

[@AdventuresIntoHistory]

That’s awesome

[@greywebs1944]

@@AdventuresIntoHistory I'm not sure if my friend still has a few of the bottles. Because there is a market especially in England for antique bottle collectors. Amazing what you can unearth. Great watching your exploring of graves too. That is one of my favourites. Stay Safe Robert and the team 🌈

[@sukochilee4770]

Looks like you learned someone drank a bit much! I wonder why bottles are all that are found. I thought people threw away everything in one place back in the day.

[@billl1127]

If you look closely, you see black burn marks. They would burn all the rubbish. The bottles survived. Everything else did not.

[@missirritated4872]

Oh this would be so fun and peaceful to do

[@Lilaa86]

Rob! Thanks for the new video but it’s better if you use gloves! Stay safe! 👍🏼

[@haroldroyal4789]

Remember "CloWhite" as a kid--hadn't heard that term in a long,long time!!

[@kayesdigginit1519]

If it hadn't been said already: WEAR YOUR GLOVES!!!! You're digging where there is metal and broken glass guys 😱 Cool hunt 😃

[@AdventuresIntoHistory]

I put on my cut proof bottle diggin’ gloves when I went deeper.

[@davidmckinney6577]

I'd like to be there with you all digging.lol

[@thekeytolifeissound]

Great content as always. But have you ever experienced any paranormal experiences and any of these site’s?

[@AdventuresIntoHistory]

Can’t say that I have

[@InLawsAttic]

I’m late 60’s age, and don’t ever remember Clorox in glass bottles- that one is indeed old! Lol

[@figgy7099]

There is a family dump site on every farm house in the USA. But every kid at the farm house would pass the time throwing rocks at the bottles...

[@gaugemacgregor3164]

Nice whiskey jars

[@dela81dela81]

Clo white bottles are selling for between 15 and 20 on eBay....

[@SILENTSHOT2400]

Hi I’m the Great Great grandson of the Owner of lees pharmacy In Seattle. It sounds like some of these bottles may be Labeled Lees pharmacy. Would love to get in touch even just to talk about this.

[@kaytownsend5349]

How are you researching these things i would love to try hunting for things but do not know how to begin

[@brianmaxey3263]

Wish I had a dollar for everyone of those coffee ones i've ever dug..

[@ew6300]

🍿👍

[@conniedoan6917]

You need a metal detector to use on the old properties.

[@melissadyche8325]

Sanka coffee is what my granddaddy drank

[@billl1127]

Surprised you guys dont bring some shovels or a metal detector.

[@robertforrest7956]

Deja- Vu.....😎👍

[@sadiedayz2405]

How is Cody's truck fixing up going?

[@AdventuresIntoHistory]

Not too much progress. Looks like it’s gonna need a motor. Gonna put that video on my other channel soon.

[@sadiedayz2405]

@@AdventuresIntoHistory as I was afraid of That! Keep us posted!

[@melissadyche8325]

I wish I had a nickel for every time I had a bath in that old wash tub

[@sheafan1971]

Br Careful with all that glass guys

[@AdventuresIntoHistory]

For sure! I got my cut proof gloves out before it was over with. I think you can see ‘em on the ground towards the end.

[@lisapitts2011]

They bury thier garbage because that's all they had they didn't have garbage pick up like we do to day..

[@shannahuffman4655]

I want to do that lol wait for me

[@hell0hkitty]

you guys need to wear gloves. make sure your tetanus shots are up to date! lol 💉🔪