What Would You Do?

[Clammer]

I found alot of [stuff] while digging /

besides fishing gear , anchors, etc,

I have two clay pipes , that were dug in the same area two weeks apart , never got one for the 20 years before or since.

we all have dummy lead bombs ,that we have dug up .


I dug upa warret once .. it had $11 in it .. it was in the black soupy mud .. no id . just a couple of plactic cards / that you couldn,t read / anyway /I had to go to a bank to exchange the money . it was sooooo black no one would take it ..

[basswipe]

I have a buddy that found a body...now that's interesting.

[Jenn]

Originally Posted by Clammer

I found alot of [stuff]
I dug upa warret once .. it had $11 in it .. it was in the black soupy mud .. no id . just a couple of plactic cards / that you couldn,t read / anyway /I had to go to a bank to exchange the money . it was sooooo black no one would take it ..

Clammer....what the F^$^#& is a Warret??? And the black soupy mud may have been something other than mud you know.....


oh yeah...the usual....a few lures, bouys, cell phones, dog crap. I enjoy collecting sea glass. Got a nice big glassfull on the shelf.

[spence]

Walked up on a very large whale carcass one night, which in the dark and blobbing back and forth in the wash is a pretty freaky sight. Couldn't tell what it was until I was right on it. Didn't smell and the bones were huge.

Another night I was walking along a rocky shore after a big swell in some thick fog and happened upon thousands and thousands of small shoes thrown all about the shore. All that was left were the rubber soles...In the fog I thought I could hear the voices of children whispering in the bushes on the ridge, but it could have been my imagination.

Before I completely melted down I called RIROCKHOUND (or Nebe, can't remember) who informed me that a freighter of shoes dumped off of Newport some years ago. Perhaps the heavy seas churned them up but I'm still convinced it was the Kraken.

Man that was freaky.

-spence

[tattoobob]

If there was ID in the wallet It would go back to the owner, forget the police, can't trust them (sorry swimmer)

can't say I ever found anything out of the ordinary

[Chris in Mass]

Found this in South County last year: