Sorry blurry at times...it was almost dark

I never thought I'd grow up to think of a trash dump as a playground. But here we are. That spot looks great!

Old Fitzgerald is a bourbon whiskey, still exists. "Cordons" was probably Gordon's Gin. They still make that too. Both have been around a while. Love that brick and wheel. You will def need to go back with your Bride and find more!

Yes, the brick is cool. I love old bricks. And a bottle dump! Yay EA! I know you must be excited about that. I hope you,'ve been back digging :)

Sorry to hear about corn bread Jack. May he pass over the rainbow bridge peacefully. Coolest brick ever too!

Really cool bottles! I love old bottles so I loved this video!

Epping bottle goes along with the 7up bottles. Epping bottled their own brand and 7up, in Louisville & Lexington Kentucky. Odd you found them in Alabama. I specialize in small town Kentucky bottles, Louisville & Lexington are big towns.

Ha ha ha ha! That squirrel has it out for you! Dropping nuts on your head!!!

Wow cool finding that bottle dump. 👍 It sure is a mystery how the smaller bottles survive, and a lot of the bigger ones don't. Maybe because a lot of the smaller ones are a bit thicker glass than some of there bigger cousins. 🤔 Thanks for taking us along.

Gotta get out there with some diggin buddies and shovels.

Shelbyville, Ky is about 20 miles from me. Nice little town.

What a treasure trove of awesome bottles! Enjoyed this video.

Get that beautiful green bottle! Would make an awesome drinking glass! Beautiful green!

Oh man, I am sad to hear that. I’d say his last 2 videos but been awhile and was concerned. Thank you for sharing of his passing. God bless his family. 🙏🏻. 😢 cool creek. WOW you found a bottle dump, sorry you don’t like bottles. 😉. Oh boy I’m ready for more videos! 😁. ~ Texas

As kids we use to dig in a dump from the railroad stop in Kansas. We found lots of bottles, pottery, scrap metal, unidentifiable stuff. I have an old petrified cow hoof from the dump. The RR ran through our town in the 1800s and there was a supply/refueling stop. The trash was shoveled out at this stop too. Many of my little cousins dig there now. However the bottles where the best!!

I do hope you go back. I like this creek.

I live about 30 miles from Shelbyville, Kentucky. It’s near Louisville. Cool hunt EA!

The "Old Fitzgerald" bottle is actually for bourbon. It still exists today!

I had not heard about Cornbread Jack . He was a nice guy.

Man EA, what a dump! You should bring your bride with you the next time you go back there. I, like you would be there for hours exploring there! I’m glad you found that cool place bro! So fricking awesome 😎!

EA, you look like you are in heaven in City Creek! Glad to see you having so much fun.

That green Epp (?) one would make a beautiful drinking glass!

That was a great location i would love to see more of it. Take care Renee

Yes that wheel is very cool --- I like that brick too -- Please send me a jar seal, I'd love to have one -- Brad (Adventure Archelogy) would like that spot. -- I see bottles to make glasses and glass to make jewelry -- Very exciting video - thanks for sharing, I can hardly wait for part 2

VINTAGE LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY JOHN G. EPPING SODA I think this bottle is from the 20's, I had a bunch of different ones of these plus shipping crates, but they all grew legs, but this one. Embossing on both sides Epping ESTB 1863. Base Bottle Reg 6 1/2 Fl Oz Louisville KY big E in the center. Size:6 1/2oz. Color: clear. Thy are saleing on eBay for $50 good con.

The brick was super cool too. 👍

I’m not into bottles but you found some good ones!

Omg what to wake up to.. your NOT delirious what so ever.. Honestly, that BRICK WAS, IS, AMAZING. It's a bummer my Dad recently played away, he'd of LOVED that brick. He would of known every detail of that brick, he was a brick lawyer. The older the brick the better. You r absolutely loving the dream. Just literally found your channel and I look forward 2 seeing what else you've created.. I love doing this kind of stuff seriously, I could do it all day long.. wow your so lucky...

I would have picked it up to. The odd brick!!!that is !!Golf balls.Kool rocks ,stones,drift wood,sticks to make into walking sticks,have a stack of them,some are pointie.for protection. Actually they all are,I carry protection of some kind at all times,knives,guns,A wicked chain around my neck,just for that purpose. Have a couple different things like that.

O0o0o0o....mmkay u can leave me right here for a few...days...imma gonna get diggin here 😃

I'm a digger and it's killing me that you don't have a long tooth potato rake or at least a hand held scratcher lol .

EA you are just too funny 😂! I enjoy your videos very much

That brown bottle you found with the ridges on it is a poison bottle I think. Love the commentary the best! 😂😂

Love reading them old Coke bottles never forget the one I found from Montana in Little Rock Arkansas

Man, you should go back and dig there!

Duraglass was very popular from around 1940- the early 1960s. That dump looks like it's from the 40s or 50s but could have older stuff too

Feel better soon. Sending healings via air mail! ;)

That's an odd brick. I find solid ones here in various sizes. A big fat one was marked "Glasgow 1879" others are unmarked, and yellow firebricks are marked Cowen, Marine and Mex-Ko. All are solid, not holed. The Duraglas name was used 1928-54? Federal Law Prohibits are 1933-63. Gordon's gin?

It looks promising but it’s possible someone dug it and that’s why there’s a bunch on top. Of course they may have been looking for specific bottles. 🤷🏻‍♀️🤷🏻‍♀️ Go for it, dude!!!

Man o man, what a great area.

EA: the King of Trash Mountain. Never met a creek he couldn't swish into submission.

Looks like a good place to look for marbles

Awesome! That's a bottle honey hole!👍

there are some beautiful bottles great colors pick them up

Hello! I wanted to share a story So a couple years ago my family bought s9 e land and people say that the family that lived thare a long time ago didn’t have banks so people used to hide thare money in tharre houses or burry it we haven’t found anything yet, But in the forest thare is TONS of old bottles shoes buckets old farm supplies old cooking supplies and old cooking mixers and a BUNCH of wisky bottles 🤣 and this house is super old. And thare is a barn that we renovated into a cabon a small lil house but the house was to damaged to renovate and a bunch of sheds and little animal spots. When we first went in the barn we found a fake flower in a pot with a spam container and a old radio🤣 I guess somone had a spam date lol but thats all!

Nice creek, pretty cool stuff.

First find is an Antique iron castor wheel, cool

Your family should know you well enough by now to know that you can lose all track of time if you find a good creek. That one is a dandy. I can foresee many return trips.

What a dream find, I would just love to find a spot like this to explore and just enjoy finding the treasures. Here in NC I would have to battle snakes and gators hiding in the murky water HAHA

Awesome brick!.. i like the brick to

Looked forward to this

Omg u crack me up. 40s to yesterday hahaha

26:33 Something perfectly round just under the shallow water.

I could play there for ever!!!

You should get Adventure Archeology and br8ng him back to this spot get on with it!!!

Bottle heaven! :)

❤🧡💛💚💙💜 BRICK !!! such a groovy brick,!!!?💜💙💚💛🧡❤

You ever find any Palliser bottles out Mobile? We have a few. They were my ancestors.

Dig down with a shovel see what's deeper

That is a cool brick I like it to!

Some awesome finds coming out enjoyed the video

That's a very interesting spot

Nice find ! Congratulations

I just found your channel awesome to see someone mudlarking near me do you ever find little porcein doll parts like them UK people do?

Gordan's Gin

Sorry to hear about Cornbread Jack. May he rest in peace. E.A., when was the last time you checked your p.o.box because I sent you another bag a while ago. It's not exactly like the originals but it's smaller like you wanted. It's still American Eagle though. Oh, did you bring home that BOOOB brick? Lol!

Pops here. Have you ever made drinking glasses out of the soda bottles.

great hunt

I found a net bag with a drawstring that holds tennis balls that I have repurposed. You might want to check out at sporting goods at Walmart.

Sooo awesome

What's a Kentucky bottle dump doing in Alabama?

Some of those hillbilly cartoon mtn dew are rare

tell me your going back... if not tell where. I'll get up down round that area with 4 year tagging along...

Shelbyville, Ky is 30 miles from Louisville, Ky

that is gonna be fun i would keep it secrete just because a bunch people start digging there might cause problem

Super Cool

Beautiful spot! Gordon’s Gin, perhaps?

Cool brick some can be expensive

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U better b getting ahold of brandon from adventure archeology he will wanna see those bottles for sure

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look at 31:45 on this video look to the left of your hand between the 2 rocks it looks like a flint blade it may be a leaf but sure looks like a flint knife lol .

I love brick

If your address was 81118 you could set the brick on top of your mailbox.

To my best knowledge that thing toward the end is a Dommaflachii...

you are missing so much. but great find

All that stuff looks like an old trash dump old Fitzgerald whiskey

you need a duffel bag

Cutting torch head.

Watch out for old cotton

Epping 1863 .............1926

That stick thing was a knife sharpener

This looks like a place to take your bride and a large bag.

Bourbon We think Old Fitzgerald

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I thought old bottles would be in the ground not laying on top of the ground.

What state do you dig ?

is that the place you found all the coins like someone threw a a big handful off the bridge

I know exactly where you are 😂 I’ve been there many times I work up the street, I won’t tell anyone your secret 😉 if you wanna get together and dig there sometime let me know or we can go creek walking somewhere else