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It would. However, people did what they had to before land fills and the like. Usually when I find trash in these Tennessee mountains it is an old dump site. Most times they tried to put it all in one place and be as orderly as possible about it. Also to place it on an unusable \ inhospitable hillside.
I could stomp around those woods all day!!! LOVE this kind of exploring and discovery! At 23:19 that's a pileated woodpecker ... they're quite big! Fascinating location!
The barrel with DOW painted on it was from DOW Kemical who was notorious for dumping barrels of forever chemicals down hills and into lowlands which feed water tables.
That was fun!!!!! I believe you found about 30 golf balls. Didn't count the barrels. I do hope you circled back and got that brick. It deserves to be appreciated.
I am 65 and watched at TV that was similar to the one you found, had to manually turn that knob because there were only 13 channels. Love the adventure today.
You walked a long way through those woods! That old sand dredger was like going back in time! That's because I am old. I can picture the type of men using it. My dad's era. Thank you, Robert, for taking us along with you.
But one barrel at the beginning of the barrel with an elongated double triangle and the capital letters DOW, would have been from the DOW chemical company. Could have had toxic chemicals that drastically changed landscape from heaven grass to be in Barron. Today that kind of dumping is so illegal. I hope the city cleans that area because it could make a great Park if it is not toxic.
The old brick was made by Copeland - Inglis B'ham Ala (Birmingham). Probably made in the 1800's Edit: Copeland - Inglis shale brick was in business from 1899 -1920.
That’s it!! I used to know the names of those pavers off the top of my head, but it’s been years since I’ve messed with them. There are a couple others that are common in the old Columbus Roads but I don’t remember them either
I enjoyed that walk thru the woods,thank you for taking us along! I grew up in Massachusetts, with lots of woods to explore. Been living in south Florida alot of years now,no real woods, its all jungle you can't walk in.This brought back some good memories.
As a kid growing up in southern Oklahoma, my folks always warned me about old tires and wood piles. Two of snakes favorite homes. We had rattle snakes, copper heads, and water snakes that were able to kill you, so be careful around all that junk.
Thank you for sharing your adventures. Lots of trash dumped, but the equipment is interesting and cool, but creepy as you suggest. Your videos are fun to watch, and I hope you continue. Peace!
That was a cool walk, brought me right back to the old days of Side Step Adventures, just missing a friend or 2 and your old "Robert" work shirt, to bad ya sold it 😢 Thank you and both channels are great! ❤😊
I really enjoyed this walk in the woods. Amazing the things you find in those places. And trash is expected, unfortunately. I hope you'll take us on more adventures like this, but please be careful, Robert.
The smell of death you noticed could explain what became of the man who used film a program titled, GiddyUp Adventures. One day he left left home in Crawdaddy AL to explore an old garbage dump site near Columbus GA. He was last seen at a petrol station in Columbus asking directions from two men who went by the names of Toothless and Mountain.
This time of year has a different feeling, as the colors slowly fade; the leaves start to turn and drop; and the weeds, having put all of their energy in their seeds, shrivel and die. Our trees are really turning colors here. Across the road one has turned a vivid orange on one of its branches. The temperatures make walking in the woods much more comfortable except when you’re walking on what looks like an almost 45 degree slope. Was that just an illusion or were you actually on that sort of area. It can be very creepy whenever you are looking at something where people were, especially if it seems out of place. Its like we become aware that it is something that was alive once, but has been abandoned and is decaying and desolate now. It is disgusting that your new camera is overheating. You are not harping; it is extremely understandable to expect the camera to work better. Good walk. Thanks for taking us along. Hope the camera issues improve.
Very cool video! It brought back memories of visiting friends in Temple, Georgia many years ago. It's a beautiful state. Thanks for sharing with us. This gal from Ohio really enjoys it.
GoPro overheated already? That is so weird overheated on 4K. Suprised some other maker has not created a better product and taken over the market. Lithium batteries, I assume. Yes, the chair is creepy. The sand dredger is cool but creepy. My favorite you can see how it probably worked just by looking. Enjoyed the walk, the rambling and even the trash. 😊👍👍❣️❣️
Was thinking, this morning. For all the newbies to your channel, maybe you should do a sitdown chat, and talk about the history of your involvement with the Old Byrd farm. How you decided to take it on, what you were doing before and what led up to it. Family history connected to it. That kinda stuff. Same with the other channel. How you met The Other Robert, got interested in the local history and grave sites, etc. The Other Robert needs reminding anyways, and a new contract.
Oh shit Robert I hope that you are not out there in that creepy area by yourself. You could have got injured and nobody around to help watch out for those dangerous situations 😮
I call dibs on the white jar that will be made into a candle. Even though it’s not from the OBF it will be a treasure of remembering this awesome adventure with Robert in Columbus Georgia. Truly enjoyed this video. Amazing how the landscape’s changes n those steep mounds you were trying to walk on. That sand dredger looked huge. Interesting how it was put together. Maybe it just stopped working n they just left it there. I wonder how old it is. So much I would like to comment on but I’ll spare you from that. I could go on n on talking about this fun adventure. I tried to keep count of the golf balls n I got 20ty. ♥️♥️♥️😊👍👍👍🌟🌟🌟🌟🐶🐶 .
33 golf balls, milk of magnesia blue bottle, if screw top, new, if cork it is old. but neat bottles hate the tires! where I live there is a $5 charge per tire , when you buy new ones. nice video.
Probably an old dump before pickup and landfills began. We had a city dump up into the 60-70’s. The state gives grants now for turning in old tires for proper disposal about once a year.
I little prepper idea you can take an old washing machine take the drum out and use it for catching rain water. I really enjoyed this video. God Bless all
Robert, You've go to wonder how the safe and other big things got there. I am sure there were old roads before it forested over. Seeing the armadillo shell and hearing about the moccasins reminds me about those great primitive areas of Georgia around Waycross and the Okefenokee Swamp. I had a boat ride on that swamp and I would not like to fall out of the boat and have to get to dry land. Scary!. All we had in the PIne Barrens of New Jersey were Rattlesnakes and you rarely saw them, of course there was The Jersey Devil :) GoPro is working well. Cheers, Rik Spector
Well robert it's surprising how that safe got there they not a easy to move specially how heavy they are I'm sad to see all that old trash I wonder what was in those old barrels you would think the local government would clean up the area you must be by a golf ⛳ course with the amount of golf balls the place could be nice hikers walk I don't no the area so I might be wrong but thanks Robert for showing a intresting place all the best Andrew south wales uk 👍 👌 😀 🇬🇧
Hmmmm... I wonder if that old dredger was used to suck sand and muck out of the swamp to cover the dumped items, and in the process created that little duck pond. That was a great old-timey, watch-yer-step adventure!
Thank you for your interesting survey on that blown safe. Sometimes it’s hard for me to accept the stuff literally and thoughtlessly thrown out. I can easily state this as I now have two working Ford tractors and what was a broken down Crawler which is a Clee Trak (Clee Tractor) which were manufactured until their take over by Oliver Tractor Company at about 1935. The fact is, most of this equipment after repaired -works very well and is easy to maintain. The rest - which is garbage, should be sent for recycling and then re-manufactured into something else. Thanks for your attention…
Robert! Your traditional scary Halloween October video is done! As a kid I was Taught to give wide berth to old tires and 50 gallon drums In the woods. They were always Downhill,in the creeks and springs and wetlands
Yikes alligators & snakes. Oh no no no! I love watching your videos & am fascinated by history there is no way I would be out there. I'm glad to go with you or i would never see any of this
I'm from Europe and I'm always unpleasantly surprised and speechless. You have such beautiful landscapes in the USA and you're so proud of your country, and yet you turn it into a garbage dump and nobody cares. I see so many videos about the USA and no matter what the topic is, everything is covered up. And not just from the "good" old days. Whatever is no longer needed flies into the landscape and stays there. It's so unbelievably sad.
You r so very entertaining and funny to boot .. love all yr videos .. also love the videos with you and Dan so educational.. there are no two kinder compassionate fellows on any other you tube channels ❤
That was Brown Sand and gravel in the 1960s. They also had a cement plant there. My friends and I played inside the old cement mixer bodies they took off of the trucks.
Blimin technology, so frustrating, really do appreciate the quality of your videos though :) Loved the walk through the woods, and yes that chair was creepy alright...
I'd say the waterline used to be way higher. The townspeople were dumping trash directly into the water for years. The sand dredge is a good indicator of that. The DOW chemical barrel is also an indicator that the entire area is probably toxic.
Good job my friend,you’re videos are getting better and better.Keep up the good work Thanks,and P.S. it really does not matter which channel you post with they are all good,and you just gotta stop from time to time and blow on that GoPro like it’s a hot tater.
It’s all just old trashed dumped by the house owners back in the day. Back then, it was normal at farms and more rural homes to dump your trash over a hill or in a ditch because trash disposal services didn’t go that far if there even was one. Even if they did have one, they’d usually just pile up the trash and burn it or do the same thing and throw it over a cliff. I explore then all the time looking for valuable old cans and bottles.
The city should clean this area, but in trails, and have an Eagle scout canidate make signage for trails such as duck pond, lake, bewsre of gators, snakes, etc.
At the very beginning just as you found the safe, I was waiting for The Other Robert to jump out holding two large which he claimed was a confederate gold had been in that safe! How is The Other Robert, I miss that chap.
GoPro overheating drives me crazy. I have the 10. Mine overheated with the media mod on and off. I think it is so closed due to make it waterproof, there was no thought that the batteries would overheat. I am pondering going with DJI when I am tired of supporting GoPro, who ignores the need to redesign. We also find golf balls in our woods!
Robert I really enjoyed watching the old homemade piece of equipment. I'm not sure what its purpose was. Dredger, sounds like it would go along the bottom of rivers or streams did did it deep in the channel? Do they still use things like that? I really enjoy learning new things unexplained what the equipment was or currently still is used for I would appreciate hearing from you concerning that. Thank you very much.
My first thought with old safe was to suggest you dig through that dirt in it for money before quickly realizing the money is no doubt long gone. Interesting find, nonetheless.
Re overheating: The problem is the Lithium battery and probably your moving so much while filming. The movement may cause the chemicals divider film to shift and leak, thus causing the heating. Does GoPro offer alkaline battery packs?
I thoroughly enjoyed this episode. I just wished you to saved one or two of those bottles washed up and cleaned up. They be cute sitting on the shelf somewhere in the old birdhouse. Just for conversation. Just for little vases. Sit in certain little places anyway. Yeah that'll big machine was kind of creepy. I wonder how that way out there to start with. But anyway, I really like this adventure
For sure, or just know the ages of bottles in general. I’m pretty good at id’ing bottles 1950’s and back, but if it’s a screw top I get disinterested real quick. But your Duraglass etc always tells the story. Also Coke bottles have a date code up until the 60’s at least.
Do you use a personal locator beacon when you go offalone in the wood. You could fall and break a leg and who would know where you were? Becareful out there!😮
Okay, where is the golf course? I used to take my grandson on long walks. He would find all kinds of treasures-old combs, pretty rocks, broken jewerly. Had a great time.
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Wouldn’t it be nice to walk through this beautiful woods and NOT see trash?
Indeed. Although I do find some of the junk fascinating and even of historical significance.
Amen to that!
It would. However, people did what they had to before land fills and the like. Usually when I find trash in these Tennessee mountains it is an old dump site. Most times they tried to put it all in one place and be as orderly as possible about it. Also to place it on an unusable \ inhospitable hillside.
I could stomp around those woods all day!!! LOVE this kind of exploring and discovery! At 23:19 that's a pileated woodpecker ... they're quite big! Fascinating location!
That’s awesome! And I could too
The barrel with DOW painted on it was from DOW Kemical who was notorious for dumping barrels of forever chemicals down hills and into lowlands which feed water tables.
That was fun!!!!! I believe you found about 30 golf balls. Didn't count the barrels. I do hope you circled back and got that brick. It deserves to be appreciated.
I am 65 and watched at TV that was similar to the one you found, had to manually turn that knob because there were only 13 channels. Love the adventure today.
I'm 72 & we only had 3 channels!
You walked a long way through those woods! That old sand dredger was like going back in time! That's because I am old. I can picture the type of men using it. My dad's era. Thank you, Robert, for taking us along with you.
Oddly enjoyable video.😄 Thank you for taking us on this adventure. It was interesting to see how the landscape changed as you walked through the area.
But one barrel at the beginning of the barrel with an elongated double triangle and the capital letters DOW, would have been from the DOW chemical company. Could have had toxic chemicals that drastically changed landscape from heaven grass to be in Barron. Today that kind of dumping is so illegal. I hope the city cleans that area because it could make a great Park if it is not toxic.
What a joy to be out in the woods with you on this walk. Takes me back to years earlier when I enjoyed the same
The old brick was made by Copeland - Inglis B'ham Ala (Birmingham). Probably made in the 1800's
Edit: Copeland - Inglis shale brick was in business from 1899 -1920.
That’s it!! I used to know the names of those pavers off the top of my head, but it’s been years since I’ve messed with them. There are a couple others that are common in the old Columbus Roads but I don’t remember them either
I enjoyed that walk thru the woods,thank you for taking us along! I grew up in Massachusetts, with lots of woods to explore. Been living in south Florida alot of years now,no real woods, its all jungle you can't walk in.This brought back some good memories.
As a kid growing up in southern Oklahoma, my folks always warned me about old tires and wood piles. Two of snakes favorite homes. We had rattle snakes, copper heads, and water snakes that were able to kill you, so be careful around all that junk.
Thank you for sharing your adventures. Lots of trash dumped, but the equipment is interesting and cool, but creepy as you suggest. Your videos are fun to watch, and I hope you continue. Peace!
Even with the trash, it seemed peaceful there, also listening to your voice with the lovely evening light changing was relaxing. 👍
I was taught that if you don't have something, nice to say, don't say anything at all. Thank you for sharing
Thanks for the interesting walk. Yes, there is a special feeling to the turn of the seasons, and I think the sound of the new camera is improved.
That was a cool walk, brought me right back to the old days of Side Step Adventures, just missing a friend or 2 and your old "Robert" work shirt, to bad ya sold it 😢 Thank you and both channels are great! ❤😊
I really enjoyed this walk in the woods. Amazing the things you find in those places. And trash is expected, unfortunately. I hope you'll take us on more adventures like this, but please be careful, Robert.
Aloha 🌺 Loved the light coming thru the trees! Pretty! Pretty! 🥰
The smell of death you noticed could explain what became of the man who used film a program titled, GiddyUp Adventures. One day he left left home in Crawdaddy AL to explore an old garbage dump site near Columbus GA. He was last seen at a petrol station in Columbus asking directions from two men who went by the names of Toothless and Mountain.
Loved this walk thru the woods! Wow, a metal scrappers goldmine!
This time of year has a different feeling, as the colors slowly fade; the leaves start to turn and drop; and the weeds, having put all of their energy in their seeds, shrivel and die. Our trees are really turning colors here. Across the road one has turned a vivid orange on one of its branches.
The temperatures make walking in the woods much more comfortable except when you’re walking on what looks like an almost 45 degree slope. Was that just an illusion or were you actually on that sort of area.
It can be very creepy whenever you are looking at something where people were, especially if it seems out of place. Its like we become aware that it is something that was alive once, but has been abandoned and is decaying and desolate now.
It is disgusting that your new camera is overheating. You are not harping; it is extremely understandable to expect the camera to work better.
Good walk. Thanks for taking us along. Hope the camera issues improve.
Very cool video! It brought back memories of visiting friends in Temple, Georgia many years ago. It's a beautiful state. Thanks for sharing with us. This gal from Ohio really enjoys it.
Even though lots of thrash still beautiful, love trees thank you for taking me along for your adventures.
GoPro overheated already? That is so weird overheated on 4K. Suprised some other maker has not created a better product and taken over the market. Lithium batteries, I assume. Yes, the chair is creepy. The sand dredger is cool but creepy. My favorite you can see how it probably worked just by looking. Enjoyed the walk, the rambling and even the trash. 😊👍👍❣️❣️
Me too
Pretty cool walk in the woods. How strange to see this abandoned sand dredger in the woods. Sad to see all the garbage. Especially the old tires.
Was thinking, this morning. For all the newbies to your channel, maybe you should do a sitdown chat, and talk about the history of your involvement with the Old Byrd farm. How you decided to take it on, what you were doing before and what led up to it. Family history connected to it. That kinda stuff. Same with the other channel. How you met The Other Robert, got interested in the local history and grave sites, etc. The Other Robert needs reminding anyways, and a new contract.
You’re right, I need to
@@THEOLDBYRDFARMVLOGhow many acres is the Byrd farm? Maybe include that in the chat.
Oh shit Robert I hope that you are not out there in that creepy area by yourself. You could have got injured and nobody around to help watch out for those dangerous situations 😮
Go live a little. Have no fear.
I call dibs on the white jar that will be made into a candle. Even though it’s not from the OBF it will be a treasure of remembering this awesome adventure with Robert in Columbus Georgia.
Truly enjoyed this video. Amazing how the landscape’s changes n those steep mounds you were trying to walk on. That sand dredger looked huge. Interesting how it was put together. Maybe it just stopped working n they just left it there. I wonder how old it is.
So much I would like to comment on but I’ll spare you from that. I could go on n on talking about this fun adventure. I tried to keep count of the golf balls n I got 20ty.
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Be careful you might run up on a elusive Ford Pinto Hatchback.😂
I had one of those deathmobiles as my first car. 😆
I think the barrel/drum you saw with DOW on it could have stood for DOW Chemical
33 golf balls, milk of magnesia blue bottle, if screw top, new, if cork it is old. but neat bottles
hate the tires! where I live there is a $5 charge per tire , when you buy new ones. nice video.
Heartbreaking ~ TRAGEDY~ Thanks for the walk around in Our Woods (( trash-- I’ve Always Hated and taught my family it’s never ok))
Probably an old dump before pickup and landfills began. We had a city dump up into the 60-70’s. The state gives grants now for turning in old tires for proper disposal about once a year.
I little prepper idea you can take an old washing machine take the drum out and use it for catching rain water. I really enjoyed this video. God Bless all
Of course you have been here before…enjoyed the walk and the discovery
Robert,
You've go to wonder how the safe and other big things got there.
I am sure there were old roads before it forested over.
Seeing the armadillo shell and hearing about the moccasins reminds me about those great
primitive areas of Georgia around Waycross and the Okefenokee Swamp.
I had a boat ride on that swamp and I would not like to fall out of the boat
and have to get to dry land.
Scary!.
All we had in the PIne Barrens of New Jersey were Rattlesnakes and you rarely saw them,
of course there was The Jersey Devil :)
GoPro is working well.
Cheers,
Rik Spector
I agree with Willey coyote that the 55 gallon barrel is from the DOW Chemical Co. God only knows if they were full and what chemical was in them😢
Well robert it's surprising how that safe got there they not a easy to move specially how heavy they are I'm sad to see all that old trash I wonder what was in those old barrels you would think the local government would clean up the area you must be by a golf ⛳ course with the amount of golf balls the place could be nice hikers walk I don't no the area so I might be wrong but thanks Robert for showing a intresting place all the best Andrew south wales uk 👍 👌 😀 🇬🇧
I could listen to you talk all day, such a soothing voice!
Hmmmm... I wonder if that old dredger was used to suck sand and muck out of the swamp to cover the dumped items, and in the process created that little duck pond. That was a great old-timey, watch-yer-step adventure!
would have liked to have seen that heavy machine at the end running back in the day!
Thank you for your interesting survey on that blown safe. Sometimes it’s hard for me to accept the stuff literally and thoughtlessly thrown out. I can easily state this as I now have two working Ford tractors and what was a broken down Crawler which is a Clee Trak (Clee Tractor) which were manufactured until their take over by Oliver
Tractor Company at about 1935. The fact is, most of this equipment after repaired -works very well and is easy to maintain. The rest - which is garbage, should be sent for recycling and then re-manufactured into something else.
Thanks for your attention…
Great video! The new go pro 12 is really clear ❤
Remember everyone be kind and smile.
Robert! Your traditional scary Halloween October video is done! As a kid I was Taught to give wide berth to old tires and 50 gallon drums In the woods. They were always Downhill,in the creeks and springs and wetlands
Yikes alligators & snakes. Oh no no no! I love watching your videos & am fascinated by history there is no way I would be out there. I'm glad to go with you or i would never see any of this
This was fun finding the old sand dredger and safe with you. like this kind of film
I'm from Europe and I'm always unpleasantly surprised and speechless. You have such beautiful landscapes in the USA and you're so proud of your country, and yet you turn it into a garbage dump and nobody cares. I see so many videos about the USA and no matter what the topic is, everything is covered up. And not just from the "good" old days. Whatever is no longer needed flies into the landscape and stays there. It's so unbelievably sad.
You r so very entertaining and funny to boot .. love all yr videos .. also love the videos with you and Dan so educational.. there are no two kinder compassionate fellows on any other you tube channels ❤
I’m gonna have to spank you Robert for not bringing some water with you!🤣🤷🏼♀️
That was Brown Sand and gravel in the 1960s. They also had a cement plant there. My friends and I played inside the old cement mixer bodies they took off of the trucks.
Enjoyed that throughly ,even with GoPro hiccups!💕🍁🍂 from Ky.
Glad you enjoyed it!
So very sad that there is so much trash. WTH is the matter with people! Pretty area aside from the trash, love the duck pond. 🦆🦆🦆
Blimin technology, so frustrating, really do appreciate the quality of your videos though :) Loved the walk through the woods, and yes that chair was creepy alright...
I'd say the waterline used to be way higher. The townspeople were dumping trash directly into the water for years. The sand dredge is a good indicator of that.
The DOW chemical barrel is also an indicator that the entire area is probably toxic.
Good job my friend,you’re videos are getting better and better.Keep up the good work Thanks,and P.S. it really does not matter which channel you post with they are all good,and you just gotta stop from time to time and blow on that GoPro like it’s a hot tater.
Thanks 👍
I wonder if a creek flood brought some of that stuff into the woods.
It’s all just old trashed dumped by the house owners back in the day. Back then, it was normal at farms and more rural homes to dump your trash over a hill or in a ditch because trash disposal services didn’t go that far if there even was one. Even if they did have one, they’d usually just pile up the trash and burn it or do the same thing and throw it over a cliff. I explore then all the time looking for valuable old cans and bottles.
The city should clean this area, but in trails, and have an Eagle scout canidate make signage for trails such as duck pond, lake, bewsre of gators, snakes, etc.
I love all your videos thank you Robert,,, 😊❤
Seems I remember Texize was a liquid detergent from the early 1960s. An old sand dredge barge that likely helped create that lake.
Thoroughly enjoyed the walk through. Always loved walking in woods and hate to say it but always tires.
Not sure if anyone said or not, but the Texize bottle is for a cleaner.
It’s just a shame that people would throw away their trash into this beautiful forest!
Great video. I love things like that. Good memories
At the very beginning just as you found the safe, I was waiting for The Other Robert to jump out holding two large which he claimed was a confederate gold had been in that safe! How is The Other Robert, I miss that chap.
Hahaha yeah
He’s ok. Just been busy!
Great Video! Surprised you didn’t come across Sasquatch. Keep on videoing.
DOW stand for the Dow chemical company and the propane tank has a big red dit on it mining it's retired....
What a crazy thing to find just sitting out in the woods. Nice place minus the garbage.
ive always called an armadillo and armored possum.
GoPro overheating drives me crazy. I have the 10. Mine overheated with the media mod on and off. I think it is so closed due to make it waterproof, there was no thought that the batteries would overheat.
I am pondering going with DJI when I am tired of supporting GoPro, who ignores the need to redesign.
We also find golf balls in our woods!
Liked this video, something different from usual and somewhere new.👍
Love your Adventures keep up the good work
Robert I really enjoyed watching the old homemade piece of equipment. I'm not sure what its purpose was. Dredger, sounds like it would go along the bottom of rivers or streams did did it deep in the channel? Do they still use things like that? I really enjoy learning new things unexplained what the equipment was or currently still is used for I would appreciate hearing from you concerning that. Thank you very much.
Is that Spanish Moss on the trees? Creepy woods and swampy ground!
Be careful, Robert!
My first thought with old safe was to suggest you dig through that dirt in it for money before quickly realizing the money is no doubt long gone. Interesting find, nonetheless.
Thank you for that video. Kind of scary. I hope you get out of there OK.
Re overheating: The problem is the Lithium battery and probably your moving so much while filming. The movement may cause the chemicals divider film to shift and leak, thus causing the heating. Does GoPro offer alkaline battery packs?
That’s got to be a hike back to your car. If you can find it! Lololol
4:19 That, Sir.Young Robert is an old circa 1970's Gatorade bottle .
Totally enjoy hanging with you whatever your doin!
love both u4 channels awsome afventure
I thoroughly enjoyed this episode. I just wished you to saved one or two of those bottles washed up and cleaned up. They be cute sitting on the shelf somewhere in the old birdhouse. Just for conversation. Just for little vases. Sit in certain little places anyway. Yeah that'll big machine was kind of creepy. I wonder how that way out there to start with. But anyway, I really like this adventure
One way of finding out the age of the dump is to learn how to read the dates on the bottom of bottles.
For sure, or just know the ages of bottles in general. I’m pretty good at id’ing bottles 1950’s and back, but if it’s a screw top I get disinterested real quick. But your Duraglass etc always tells the story. Also Coke bottles have a date code up until the 60’s at least.
Sharon here.... when I saw the pinned picture, I thought it was a train engine! Scary woods, you are brave to venture out by yourself. ☺👍😮
We had sand dreadgers on the Anacostia River in Maryland, actually still do!
Sharon here.. I counted 24 golf balls ! Lol
Wish I'd had a place like this to traip through when I was a kid - minus the snakes.
The sand dredger is a great find!
It’s super cool
I loved everything about this video 😊
2500 years from now archaeologists will be digging and come across these mysterious objects 😂
Do you use a personal locator beacon when you go offalone in the wood. You could fall and break a leg and who would know where you were? Becareful out there!😮
Barrels,Tires and Golf Balls oh my !!!😅
I do know what you mean! A most enjoyable video.😊
Great walk thru the woods
Okay, where is the golf course? I used to take my grandson on long walks. He would find all kinds of treasures-old combs, pretty rocks, broken jewerly. Had a great time.
Back in the day it was common to dump your stuff in the woods. I’ve seen a lot of dumps in my past treks.
The abandoned safe would make a cool planter 🌱🪻🌾
That’s true, it would
Lol, that was my first thought when I saw it. Hellofa lug up hill though. ❤
Oh blue glass! Love blue glass!
Copperheadrattlemoccasin...Ol' Joe No Shoulders...Possum on the half shell? ROFL..Just covering all bases there in the wilds of Georgia now! LOL
I liked seeing to backwoods of Georgia, but I have to say I was expecting you to discover a dead body in several places you went!
So enjoyed take care
I watched the video and I forgot to hit the thumbs up button lol 😂 I enjoyed the video