FarmerJamie
Mr. Sensitive
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Too bad they are not free,lolwe got piles and miles of them...
Too bad they are not free,lol
Back at home, anyone can go to any river and load as many buckets as they want. Here I might end up in jail for stealing, ...
there is a limit in MI about how many lbs of beach stones you are allowed to take but i can't recall if it is per day or per year...
Here and Oregon are 25 pounds a day or one piece. 250 pounds a year. Personally use only and no permit needed. Rockhounding is popular and there used to be issues with people basically commercially mining some areas and damaging streams.
Derelict shells are 30 pounds a day. Permit required. It's covered by the seaweed and shellfish license. Kids picking up a few shells isn't what they are watching for.
I may have hoarder hobbies for collecting things. At least it's not a trunk full of rocks in the mountains like Mom would do.