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On Fri, 12 Jan 2007 02:39:46 GMT, Carl 1 Lucky Texan
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Somewhat off topic I know, still????



You mean like cat poop?

Charles wrote:

On Fri, 12 Jan 2007 02:39:46 GMT, Carl 1 Lucky Texan
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Somewhat off topic I know, still????




You mean like cat poop?

Only if its fossilized smilodon poop!

Carl


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On Fri, 12 Jan 2007 02:39:46 GMT, Carl 1 Lucky Texan wrote:

Somewhat off topic I know, still????

We found a gas cooker complete with oven trays and something very old and
icky inside, buried about a foot down on it's side at the bottom of our
garden when we decided to clear it for a veg patch!

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On Fri, 12 Jan 2007 02:39:46 GMT, Carl 1 Lucky Texan wrote:

Somewhat off topic I know, still????

We found a gas cooker complete with oven trays and something very
old and icky inside, buried about a foot down on it's side at the
bottom of our garden when we decided to clear it for a veg patch!

lotsa toys, broken window panes, asbestos from construction junk, car parts (small), abandoned drains elec conduit,,,,,

can't remember anything interesting.

Jimmy Hoffa.

Best regards, ;-)
Bob

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Jimmy Hoffa.

Best regards, ;-)
Bob


Hang on - I thought *I* had Hoffa! Did youse find a large, tasteless gold
chain around his neck?

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Indian arrowhead. Old bottles frm 1800s. Old rusty pipe joint.

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Indian arrowhead. Old bottles frm 1800s. Old rusty pipe joint.


Back in NY:

I found an Indian pendant stone. My house was on a well known portage
route between Lake Erie and Lake Ontario along the Niagara gorge.

Clay marbles, too, and a small leg from a porcelain doll.

And a complete brick pathway which ran from the house through the
backyard for 90' or so...

Here in Indiana:

Medicine bottles. Apparently a doctor had a house/office nearby and he
used what is now the horse pasture and our backyard as a dumping ground.
My draft horse generally destroys the bottles that pop up in the pasture
but not always -- sometimes I get one out intact.

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Indian arrowhead. Old bottles frm 1800s. Old rusty pipe joint.


Back in NY:

I found an Indian pendant stone. My house was on a well known portage
route between Lake Erie and Lake Ontario along the Niagara gorge.

Clay marbles, too, and a small leg from a porcelain doll.

And a complete brick pathway which ran from the house through the
backyard for 90' or so...

Here in Indiana:

Medicine bottles. Apparently a doctor had a house/office nearby and he
used what is now the horse pasture and our backyard as a dumping ground.
My draft horse generally destroys the bottles that pop up in the pasture
but not always -- sometimes I get one out intact.

Keep watch. Maybe something of great value comes up. Some old bottles have
good value.

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Indian arrowhead. Old bottles frm 1800s. Old rusty pipe joint.


Back in NY:

I found an Indian pendant stone. My house was on a well known
portage route between Lake Erie and Lake Ontario along the Niagara
gorge.

Clay marbles, too, and a small leg from a porcelain doll.

And a complete brick pathway which ran from the house through the
backyard for 90' or so...

Here in Indiana:

Medicine bottles. Apparently a doctor had a house/office nearby and
he used what is now the horse pasture and our backyard as a dumping
ground. My draft horse generally destroys the bottles that pop up in
the pasture but not always -- sometimes I get one out intact.

Keep watch. Maybe something of great value comes up. Some old bottles
have good value.



My horse recently demolished a medicine bottle of lovely lavender
colored, clear glass. I suspect that one might have had some value.

On Fri, 12 Jan 2007 02:39:46 GMT, Carl 1 Lucky Texan
wrote:

Somewhat off topic I know, still????

Marbles, lots of them, antiques. The house I bought was in one family
for 40+ years. They raised four boys here. When I began renovating
the house I found tons of marbles in the walls and began collecting
them.

Then when I started my garden, more marbles. For years I would find
them whereever I dug. I think that I must have found most of them by
now as I don't run into them very often anymore.

Based on eBay prices I expect that I have 1
$1,000+ in marbles now.

John

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On Fri, 12 Jan 2007 02:39:46 GMT, Carl 1 Lucky Texan
wrote:

Somewhat off topic I know, still????

Marbles, lots of them, antiques. The house I bought was in one family
for 40+ years. They raised four boys here. When I began renovating
the house I found tons of marbles in the walls and began collecting
them.

Then when I started my garden, more marbles. For years I would find
them whereever I dug. I think that I must have found most of them by
now as I don't run into them very often anymore.

Based on eBay prices I expect that I have 1
$1,000+ in marbles now.

John

a 1953 thruppence and heaps of old rusty nails.

rob

John Bachman in :

Based on eBay prices I expect that I have 1
$1,000+ in marbles now.

someone really lost a lot of their marbles.

]John Bachman in :

Based on eBay prices I expect that I have 1
$1,000+ in marbles now.

someone really lost a lot of their marbles.


buzzy if u contact casio they might be able to give u the name of someone that
can replace that crystal for ya or they might do it themselves its well worth a
try. cyaaaaa, sockiescat .