FELL OFF of a WAGON over 100 years ago! River Treasure Hunter MUDLARKING for Valuable History!

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  @adventurearchaeology · 1 year ago · pinned

  Link to our other “Homestead” channel: <a href="https://youtube.com/@glassfamilyhomestead?si=xVAhl7sAe3iLu0m4">https://youtube.com/@glassfamilyhomestead?si=xVAhl7sAe3iLu0m4</a>

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  @shakascloset1700 · 1 year ago

  I think I speak for the majority of us. We&apos;re glad to have come across your channel and get to see your family&apos;s life journey and get to feel like we are all a part of it. Our lives are definitely better, and I feel more fulfilled and proud to have been along this whole time. Thanks for the years of enjoyment. 👍

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  @CarolPy-l6m · 1 year ago

  The bottles that would need to be trimmed too high to make a glass would make a fabulous vase. I would buy it!

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  @RichardSettle-b9z · 1 year ago

  Love the bottles you rescued. When I moved I slipped my bottles into socks. Made the move without loosing a single one.

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  @jfurr8133 · 1 year ago (edited)

  Hey, Brandon &amp; Miranda! &nbsp;We’ve really been enjoying your YouTube channel! &nbsp;This time last year, my husband and I were in the whirlwind of moving, and we completely understand! &nbsp;In the video, you mentioned not being sure of how to safely pack up your glass, etc. &nbsp;and I wanted to pass on a few hacks we used. &nbsp;To protect our crystal and other fragile items, we used not only bubble wrap, but shrink wrap. &nbsp;For example, when packing one of your bottles, wrap in a piece of bubble wrap, but then wrap it in shrink wrap. &nbsp;Also, when prepping our packing containers, we lined each container with inflatable packing pouches we found on Amazon. &nbsp;They come in flat sleeves, and you just insert an included hand pump to add the air and them just trim to size. &nbsp;(I’ll include a screenshot of some of our supplies, including the pouches!). Also, make use of your linens while packing your breakables: &nbsp;Use your towels, tablecloths, blankets, dish towels, oven pads, oven mitts, place mats, etc. &nbsp;Also, be mindful of the size of the containers your breakables will be in: &nbsp;You don’t want to end up with a way-to-heavy box of breakables. &nbsp;We actually scored a couple dozen collapsible packing crates (like they use at drugstores) as well as a wheeled base to help move them, thanks to Facebook Marketplace. &nbsp;I hope some of these ideas help and we wish you and your family the best of luck! &nbsp;Just remember, everything will be ok :).

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  @JoeBobince-ry4bw · 1 year ago

  Hopefully your move goes well, I enjoyed this episode, was time well spent! Glad the turtle didn’t take a chunk out of ya!

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  @badmom2goody29 · 1 year ago

  Your fan base will not go away! &nbsp;In the end it will be great!!

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  @moomoo3031 · 3 weeks ago

  i just love going on creek walks with you, so refreshing in all the mud being thrown at us everywhere else. wish we had &nbsp;a rain problem, not much in NM. take care out there1

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  @LynnGorman · 1 year ago

  Don’t worry Brandon, I will watch when you can put out a video.

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  @bex57222 · 1 year ago

  We’ve moved a dozen times - the best way I found to transport glass bottles was to go to grocery stores, liquor stores and ask for empty liquor boxes. They have dividers to protect liquor bottles.

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  @cynthiaswearingen1037 · 1 year ago

  Best of luck with the sale of your house, Brandon!❤

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  @masonmercmetaldetecting · 1 year ago

  Good luck with the sale of your house as well as the build of your new one! Family first and we will always be here when you are ready to post new content.

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