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Originally Posted by 2na
Johnny FYI, it is against policy to use a metal detector on the Seashore . The thought is that anything found on the beach belongs to the people, not some dedicated individual who has spent his time, money and effort diligently searching for treasure. I have seen them hassle many a person on the beach. One of my friends had a broken detector that he brought to the beach to keep the kids entertained (guess what? they didn't find anything) and a ranger pulled up and told him they had to stop. He explained that it didn't work, and she still wanted him to stop using it!!
I hope that they don't want all of those plugs and sea clams I've picked up over the years -
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It's surprising that they let associations do beach cleanups. "Excuse me sir. You're gonna have to put all that trash back, it belongs to the people."
I wish they'd use that "belongs to the people" mentality from May-August.
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