Lifes A Garden...Dig IT
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- Dec 12, 2010
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How goes it fellow TH'ers? I have this puzzling question about a particular beach. For instance, Treasure Island Beach on the gulf coast of Florida is a wonderful beach, but for us treasure hunters it seems to have 10 times more old and new style pull tabs and bottle caps than any other beach I've ever hunted?
Now, this is not just on one occasion that I speak of as me and my wife have hunted this beach repeatedly and did our fair share of picking up hundreds of the damn pull tabs and bottle caps. The thing that puzzles me is that no other area beaches have this exact kind of beach litter or at this magnitude I should say as Treasure Island does. It is the widest of the Pinellas County beaches as well and it seems to have a different variety of dirt like textured sands mixed with very light gravel in the upper broad part of the beach which I wonder where does this sand/dirt-like mixture get pumped from and could that be a factor as why all the oddly familiar small beach litter (old & new pull tabs, bottle caps) is so prominent here?
Not a biggy but somewhat puzzled why this beach vs so many others we've hunted. There's gotta be a reason. Any suggestions or info would be interesting.
Now, this is not just on one occasion that I speak of as me and my wife have hunted this beach repeatedly and did our fair share of picking up hundreds of the damn pull tabs and bottle caps. The thing that puzzles me is that no other area beaches have this exact kind of beach litter or at this magnitude I should say as Treasure Island does. It is the widest of the Pinellas County beaches as well and it seems to have a different variety of dirt like textured sands mixed with very light gravel in the upper broad part of the beach which I wonder where does this sand/dirt-like mixture get pumped from and could that be a factor as why all the oddly familiar small beach litter (old & new pull tabs, bottle caps) is so prominent here?
Not a biggy but somewhat puzzled why this beach vs so many others we've hunted. There's gotta be a reason. Any suggestions or info would be interesting.
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