Beach Replentishment Hunting

Can U Dig It

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GTzer

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In my OC, NJ thread I asked a few replenishment questions- I'll add here.

The beach was replenished- so many large shells, gravel and even some plate iron- HOW does that get through a screen? It's not just the surface--plenty of layers to be seen at the 2-4' cut that runs-miles. Had trouble digging w a T rex (which works great in sand)

Matty- so where were you looking or applying for a permit (**NOT the location) -a known historical site? something you researched? Just in case--You don't need a permit for Coin Beach-right.
 

GTzer

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Coin beach NOTE- wish I'd known that was coin beach in the early 60's. We were there when the dredges were pumping the sand for the bridge. The dredges were N of the inlet. We were playing in the run off-looking for rocks-shells & sea life.
So-if you see them bulldozing that pile-check it out. Or even PM me.
 

smokeythecat

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Was in Delaware, they pumped up hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of lead sinkers, some up to 4 oz. so no big screen in place there. and Hundreds.....
 

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