I live on the edge of the Ozarks and you would think I would have lots of flagstones and rocks in my yard, but not a one. What I do have, though is glass. I think I know the precise location of the burn pile in days past (my house is 113 years old), because I always find bits of glass there. But today I found a shard of ceramic with a cracked glaze on both sides. I often find pieces of milk glass, too.
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04-04-2009, 02:56 PM #1
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04-04-2009, 11:20 PM #2
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Where I live, the people used to bury their rubbish (that's before the 1900's)... My previous house was built in 1721 and there was lots of glass and porcelain in the ground. Unfortunately we didn't find any ming vases in mint condition.
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04-04-2009, 11:46 PM #3
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Darn..no ming vases..*sigh*
But you do live in a cool area ya!
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