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@WreckerGirl-ec2sc It WAS in pretty good shape, but now it's been demolished. Thanks for watching - Paul

@abpccpba - Agreed... putting a RR on a beach is slapping Mother Nature in the face. I'm happy she outlasted the RR. She always will. BTW, did you know your CZcams handle - abpccpba - is a palindrome? I reckon you did. Thanks for watching - Paul

@williamthompson4171 Wow! Thank you for the recommendations! Those are all a bit of a drive for us, but I'll keep them all in mind for the next time I'm up in those areas. Thanks for watching and please check back again soon - Paul

@EthanLenz-gb7pv That video is from a few years back and I truly don't remember what else I found those trips. I do remember there were a couple of plastic toys, leather shoes and auto parts I found. I know I didn't show them in the wrap up because they honestly weren't that interesting. Check out the dump digging videos from this past winter I posted - it's the same dump as this video. Thanks for watching and the comment - Paul

@scottmorrow7552 - Thanks for the intel! I'll keep an eye out for them this winter when I head back there again, unfortunately dump digging season is over here in Pennsylvania. Too green, too ticky anyway, thanks for watching and the comment - Paul

@coldpond - Love Higbee Beach, love Sunset Beach, Love Cape May! Sad to see the crate in ruins. Anyway, thanks for watching and the comment - Paul

@masonmercmetaldetecting - Thanks for watching. Good luck next time you're out with your metal detector. I hope you find silver - Paul

No one saved it. It was buried in a glass dump. I put it back where it belonged. If it turns to sand, then that's what's supposed to happen.

The first line of the description says it was - WINTER FOOTAGE -

@chrissettles4127 - Thanks for watching and the comments, I appreciate the info. Please check back again sometime soon - Paul

@nikidgm18 - Yes! I guess it could be. Thanks for watching and thanks for the comment - Paul

@jackieh925 - I found two that day but haven't found another since then. I think they are a pretty rare find in NJ. But it's sad too. Thanks for the comment and thanks also for watching - Paul

@markmcintosh9448 - Thanks for watching, and the comment -Paul

@KT-rl1dy - I'm sorry I don't tell you where I am in this video (or most of my videos), but if you do a little research on the internet, you can find that location pretty easily. My fear is that if I tell people exactly where we're rockhounding on the internet, that place will get crowded and eventually ruined by too many people going there. Thanks for watching though - Paul

@j.roach-evans1010 - Thank you! You understand exactly where I'm coming from - Paul

@treasurehuntingscotlandmud9340 - Hello from across the Atlantic! Thanks for watching and the comment. Please check back again sometime soon - Paul

@j.roach-evans1010 - Thanks for watching and the comment - Paul

@j.roach-evans1010 - Hey, thanks very much for the subscription. Thanks also for the ID! We normally beachcomb in NJ, so shark's eyes are more prevalent there. Thanks for watching and please check back again soon - Paul

Happy to help! I'm always learning too 🙂

@yahwhay - Here are a few tips - Stay off private property unless you get the owner's permission. You can't take anything from any National Park, so Valley Forge is off limits even though the rockhounding there is pretty good (look, but DON'T take). State parks, township parks and waterways are you're best choice for rockhounding. We try to be very selective and only take a few samples (taking too much gets heavy anyway). If you have access to a spot and can make return trips, you can even return samples you've photographed and checked out already, but make sure it goes back where you found it and not someplace else (otherwise you're making a mess for future rockhounders) . Finally, try carrying out a bucket of trash while you're out collecting. There's never any shortage of trash practically anywhere you go. Waterways are the worst in my opinion which is pretty sad. Thanks for watching - Paul

@williamstewart1378 - Wow! way to go William! They are tough to find. I hope yours was in better condition then mine! At least I hope you treated it with more care then I did. Good luck with your next hunt - Paul

@@dirtsandandrocks I wish I could share a picture it's Awesome in my book

Thank you@@dirtsandandrocks

@kiddkarnelian3723 - Wow! It sounds like you're a pro! Thanks for watching my video and the comments. I will check out those spots you mention the next time I'm there. Thanks for the information - Paul

@masonmercmetaldetecting - Thanks for checking out my channel and the sub - Paul

@airosasco3639 - Thank you for watching and the positive comment! I appreciate the encouragement. There's more too come - Paul

@lizarrrdbeth - Thanks for that info. I checked it out on line and it looks like they don't use it anymore? Thanks for watching and the comment - Paul

@coldpond - Thanks for watching & the comment - Paul

@chrissettles4127 - I don't take stuff from the abandoned places I check out. I just record the decay and waste before they get demolished and are gone forever. Thanks for watching

I thought that was a cool find too!

No, it was a valve stem cover

Welcome - Thanks for the subscription

@chrissettles4127 - Wow, thanks for the information.

@AidenTripe - Not that I know of and I've been beachcombing this beach for years. Thanks for watching - Paul

@aborchert7 Wow! That's TWO heavy collections! Thanks for watching & for the comment - Paul

@spudspuddy - Carrying out two buckets of bottles was plenty for me. That dump isn't the easiest to access - lots of bushwhacking and it's at least a mile from a place to park, so we had to be selective about what we took. Anyway, thanks for watching & the comment - Paul

@@dirtsandandrocks ok didn't know where it was, i often sell dump stuff crafters buy bags and boxes of shards for mosaics, driftwood, broken glass, they can't be bothered to leave there houses lol

Glad you enjoyed it!

Yes the other one with your wife was nice too

@schmitzkatzewupper - Thanks for watching & the comment. I appreciate you spending time watching my video - Paul

@lindajuneau3290 - Thanks for the tip! I'll try it, but that wood is pretty far gone. Anyway, thank you for watching - Paul

@waltergeer2048 - Then you should start picking up those crazy stones and take a closer look! Thanks for watching and the comment. All the best to you from the other side of the state - Paul

There's a spot outside of Media, PA where you can collect samples of that green flaky mineral called Actinolite. You can find all kinds of information about it on-line. Thanks for watching - Paul

@shellyfoster7319 - I don't think they have much value other then being an interesting different mineral to collect. We mainly just collect cool samples for our collection. Thanks very much for watching and the comments. Please check back again sometime - Paul

@shellyfoster7319 - No, we don't cut them. They really aren't "gem quality" stones. The mining operation from a hundred years ago used the garnets mixed with sand to make really abrasive sandpaper that could polish other stone products like marble and granite, so even they weren't finding much "gem quality" material

@Ontario_Rockhound thanks for watching & the comment. Please check back again sometime soon - Paul