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Lake Houston drought finds...

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scooper77515

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I live in a subdivision right off of Lake Houston in Houston Texas. We have had a serious drought this year (as you have probably heard, and wildfires out the yin-yang, trees dying, etc.).

Anyways, went out on what should have been 8' deep water a couple weeks ago and started to collect glass bottles and such.

One is a St. Pierre Smirnoff bottle, apparently late 50s early 60s vintage. The brown bottle is Lysol, unknown date. The other two small bottles...??? Pharmacy bottle, maybe the one with the stopper top? The wife thinks the green one is a Tanqueray shot-sized bottle with the screw top.

Any ideas?
 
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