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« Reply #10 on: April 15, 2009, 05:04:36 am »
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Thx alot seldom i no of a plcae called lock 5 in bowlinggreen ky and i went there metal decting its an old grown up house place in the woods on a road called lock five and i laid down my metal dector decided to wak a little and in this creek i saw a bottle under a tree root in the creek then i decided to look under thr root the root went back about a foot and i saw all kinds of old bottles in the dirt around the root i got them they dated back to the real early 1900s  then i heard if this glass digging and right above the bottles where rusty cans and all kinds of solid bricks so i guess it was a trash dump but the lock keepers house dates back to the mid 1800s i looked it up.  so do i just dig around the glass i foud up and down the creek

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