Ep 12. Fringer Cannery

The Salvage Dawgs are back with another exciting adventure, this time at the Fringer Cannery. Located in Astoria, Oregon, this historic cannery was built in the early 1900s and once served as the main hub for the local fishing industry. However, in recent years, the building has fallen into disrepair and is in desperate need of restoration.

As the Dawgs explore the vast property, they are amazed at the sheer size of the cannery. They soon discover that the building is made up of multiple levels, and each floor is filled with unique treasures waiting to be salvaged. From old machinery and tools to vintage signage and fixtures, the Fringer Cannery is a treasure trove of historic artifacts.

With so much to salvage, the Dawgs split up into teams to tackle different areas of the building. Mike and Robert head to the basement, where they discover a collection of giant ice machines that once played a crucial role in the cannery's operations. Meanwhile, Tay and Grayson venture to the top floor, where they find a massive storage area filled with old fishing nets, ropes, and other maritime equipment.

As they work their way through the building, the Dawgs face several challenges. The first is navigating the narrow staircases and passageways, which are often cluttered with debris and junk. Additionally, many of the items they are trying to salvage are extremely heavy and difficult to move. But with their experience and expertise, the Dawgs are able to overcome these obstacles and make steady progress.

One of the most exciting discoveries of the episode comes when the Dawgs unearth an old sign that reads "Astoria Cannery Co." This sign is a valuable piece of local history, and the team is thrilled to be able to add it to their collection. They also find a vintage washing machine, which they believe could be worth a pretty penny to collectors.

As the episode progresses, the Dawgs grow more and more impressed with the Fringer Cannery. They marvel at the intricate details of the architecture and admire the ingenuity of the machinery and equipment. It's clear that this building was once a hub of activity and innovation, and the Dawgs feel honored to be able to help preserve its legacy.

In the end, the Salvage Dawgs are successful in salvaging a vast array of items from the Fringer Cannery. They load up their truck with antique machinery, vintage signage, and other historic artifacts, knowing that they have helped to save a little piece of history. With their hard work and expertise, the Dawgs have once again proven that they are some of the best salvagers in the business.