Tom I'm an old lady in a wheelchair I still clean my house and cook. But it is so nice to see you doing one of my hobbies when I was younger.I did Native American and bottles it was so exciting to see what you would find next. Even watching you I get excited So Thank You for making my days a little more interesting and explaining everything along the way . Mary Anne

Just looked up Phosphene Gas .

If you'd have broken one of those . You might have been a Gonner !

Absolutely terrifying that somebody threw that out in 1890's and in 2024 you dug it up .

* shudders *

as a 75-year-old woman, I have to admit I'm not excited about the bottles, but I do like it when you find porcelain and ornate dishes, especially that are in one piece. I also like the old mason jars. by the way, what in the world do you do with all of these bottles???

It's a drag when you hear the words" This pit is done' but I know it's got to come to a end, great video

Love your excitement Tom when you find something you’ve never seen before 😊

TOM is following HIS passion in life. your excitement is so AWESOME----- GOD bless you  sir:eyes-pink-heart-shape::eyes-pink-heart-shape::eyes-pink-heart-shape::eyes-pink-heart-shape::eyes-pink-heart-shape::eyes-pink-heart-shape:

I get so bummed out at the end of these videos - I'd happily watch the discoveries all day if I could. ❤

The live chat was great,so good spending time with your dad at such an exciting event.And seeing Sean & you dig together again,my favorite times is when you 2 dig together.

Another fantastic video Tom! Every dig is different and so interesting! Thanks for taking us on the dig with you!

What treasures you found on this dig Tom. These glass containment’s were just part of every day life then, just tossing in pit when broken or of no further use. Little did the know what would happen when our Tom came a digging. Thanks for these wonderful digs you do and for sharing. x

I am 62 now I could remember when my grandfather told me that when he was a kid they would have to Lime the Outhouse occasionally on the farm in Iowa

I watch British mudlarkers who salvage bottles from estuaries and dumps.  Colors and sizes are quite varied.  Most favorite are the stone mineral water and beer bottles as well as the master inks and inkwells.  Really enjoy learning how far and wide different bottled patent medicines and foods have traveled to reach the Old West.  Be safe in the dig.😊

Phosgene! Wow I wonder if there was a mysterious unsolved death at the hotel ….

Thank you great finds as always ❤🇨🇦

Thank you again Tom!  Your videos are such fun to watch, i watch half and save half for the next night!😂❤❤❤

“Sig fyrup” 🙈 sounds like something Northern Mudlarks would say 😂
Love your videos. They are my go to when I just want something chill to watch. I like the older pits the best 👍🏻

So excited to watch your new adventure!

Thanks brother! The phosgene in the first pit was a little disconcerting, but I loved the Elepizone piece in the second pit! ♥

I just came across your channel and now I'm a binge watcher 😃  I love the amazing finds and glassware!  Keep them coming, great work!  I like that you put up the description of the company on each find.

It was exciting to see you so close to our neck of the prairie (Leal, Rogers, Dazey)! And finding that cistern was a bonus this morning! What is your plan for those 'exotic' bottles?