Instructions for WHERE to Metal Detect
Visiting the second-largest state in the US is an exciting prospect. I was particularly committed to trying legitimate Texas barbecue, something the state is known to do very well. One thing that struck me when planning our family trip to Texas was that for a state with seemingly strict laws for metal detectorists, there is […]
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Having kids, I wanted to take them to Massachusetts to see Harvard. It’s every parent’s dream to have their kids attend a school of higher learning, isn’t it? We started our journey with a campus tour but soon decided to turn our trip into more of a vacation and started for some state parks. I
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Driving through New Jersey, you soon realize that there are a lot of diners. I love eating at diners, so I was in heaven, not only because I was visiting the hometown of Bruce Springsteen and Bon Jovi. If you’re in Atlantic City, you may even notice that the game of Monopoly used actual streets
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Iowa is a state with a lot to offer. The state has the world’s curviest road called Snake Alley in Burlington, Iowa, with two complete back-to-back ‘S’ curves. The state also plays home to the most prominent Danish settlement in the U.S., in Elk Horn, Iowa. Boasting a rich history and perplexing roads like Snake
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Maryland is a beautiful state that boasts 3,190 miles of shoreline. I enjoy metal-detecting beaches, so you can understand my enthusiasm to visit the state. Maryland boasts 15 beaches in 10 different counties in Maryland, so there are plenty of options. We traveled around Maryland, and on our adventures, I noted seven of my favorite
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Illinois is an excellent state of firsts, from abolishing slavery on February 1st, 1865, to be one of the first states to accept metal detecting as a legitimate hobby. It was also the first state to have a modern skyscraper. With these facts in mind, we struck out across the state to do some adventuring
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New England has such a rich history; I really wanted to take my family through the six New England states, so swinging through Connecticut was a given. Connecticut is one of the original 13 colonies and home of Samuel Colt, the revolver’s inventor. With so many things in Connecticut’s history, I wondered how the metal
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Traveling across California via a road trip is one of the classic west coast adventures that everyone should do. The I5 is a known road trip highway stretching from Mexico to Washington. While taking my family on this journey, we had to stop at some great state parks along the way, even if they were
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Florida, stretching 447 miles from north to south and its natural highest point only 345 feet above sea level, it’s reasonable to assume Florida maintains many beach and coastal areas. Indeed it does, and the beaches are incredible for our treasure hunting adventures. Mention Disney, and you’ll never have a problem convincing the kids to
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The beautiful west coast. It’ss a place of fresh air, new beginnings, rugged mountains, and some of the best metal detecting in North America. Why do I say this? Because when I took my family to Washington state to see Mount Rainier – an active volcano in the mountains, I was surprised at how organized
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