It’s probably slightly lower on the hobby scale than metal detecting… there’s no promise of riches. Just the promise of other people’s trash.
Here’s a shirt that pretty much sums up the issue.
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1Andrew
wrote on 10 November 2009 at 9:20
hehe… that's pretty funny, though I did actually enjoy it when I did it. We wouldn't otherwise have visited Edmond Barton's grave, or found a little waterfall-bushland-reserve in Bondi Junction. Doing it at Southbank, however, does make one feel a little like a terrorism suspect.
2Fett101
wrote on 10 November 2009 at 18:34
You seem to be missing the point. As the often overused phrase goes, "Life is a Journey, not a Destination"
3Daniel Saunders
wrote on 11 November 2009 at 0:47
Great shirt – shall have to get one, because it's something that I've got into since getting a phone with built in GPS. You've got an iPhone – you should give it a try (http://www.geocaching.com/iphone/).
Looking for the t-shirt that says 'I use cold war military technology because I don't know how to read a map'.