collectors

Little rocks (very little)for miniature vignettes under my Japanese Maple collection... and shot glasses for my tequila shooters. When we do a shot it's fun to choose a special little shot glass that reminds of a a placed we were.. and a tee shirt now and then. Oh, and I drive a Subaru Outback pjay9! Won't go into the political thing though.. :) ;)

Cheers!
Dak

yes, we get refer magnets from everywhere, and YES,
I am a rock thief from all the streams and
dirt roads in the desert. I have gotten old bones too
from the desert animals I have found.

Yeah...I'm a bit quirky!!

We kept it to the 'fridge magnets. I mounted two pieces of sheet steel on the walls of the "kitchen" to put them on. We've filled both plus the range hood. Cheep and small. The ideal TC mementos.

JumboJet wrote:
My wife's name is not Lucy, but she collects rocks. Mostly small rocks, but every now and then she will try to slip in a nice sized one.

We have traveled together to most of the lower 48 and she collects rocks from streams, rivers, and trails.

One of these days the earth will be out of balance due to her collection.

JJ...I'd remove this post if I were you, you'll have the greenies and the earthers on you who drive Volvo's and Subaru's with O/B old election bumper stickers on the back...sorry if I offended someone but really that is what this world has come to at times!!! Guns and tea..coffee puts me on edge!!:R :h ;)

For the camper we collect Pins- from some of the parks, points of interest (landmarks), and areas or events we taken camper to. They go on the dinette valance. Few oddites/treasures we've found from different areas-

Rocks- been draggin home since I was a kid..only a couple in the camper :)

bka0721 wrote:
Well, the obvious, photographs. Specifically, photographs of the entry signs. This often includes all access points that have entry signs. Over the decades have seen many of these signs change and then change back to the original. The most interesting story was when the Grand Teton entrance sign (Elk Refuge side) was stolen and a year later found abandoned in a home, in California.

Also, Postcards that I mail from of 407 National Park Properties I have visited, as well as state parks and museums of note (Norman Rockwell as an example). I currently have 22 persons on my Post Card Mailing list.

b

last year i hunted for old abandoned cabins to photograph.this year its going to be strange rock formations.

JumboJet wrote:
My wife's name is not Lucy, but she collects rocks. Mostly small rocks, but every now and then she will try to slip in a nice sized one.

We have traveled together to most of the lower 48 and she collects rocks from streams, rivers, and trails.

One of these days the earth will be out of balance due to her collection.

X 2 I love rocks also. My walls talk to me:)

Bar-b-que and root beer. Only problem is neither lasts very long so I'll have to go back again to get more :B

Another rock collector here. Just fist-sized rocks (and never from a Nat'l Park - those are memorialized with fridge magnets) I use a Sharpie pen to mark the date and location. They're stored in a basket called "My Box Of Rocks" and the grandkids LOVE to look at them and ask questions about the trip...LOL!

Note to self: please, whatever you do, do NOT let the wife see this thread.

She's got enough ideas about collecting stuff already. :B

Gonna need to buy one of those Wells Cargo trailers soon if she don't slow down.