[Excuse_My_Bellicosity]

Be careful when you pull into your driveway.

[Strategerist]

Wow.....this is the second time this has happened.

Bethany Beach DE had a beach replenishment project a few years back; pumped sand from a bit offshore.

Turns out at the end of WWII a ship dumped a bunch of AAA ammo right where they got the sand, thus filling the beach with unexploded AAA shells.

[Doctor Raoul]

Last February, a Bridgeville, Del., resident discovered 32 corroded - but live - hand grenades while spreading crushed clamshells delivered to his property. Subsequent similar discoveries triggered the investigation.

He should have put them up on eBay...

[robertpaulsen]

Honey, I'm ho ...BOOM!

[Fido969]

"Some grenades were actually found inside the clams."

Boy, that would blow your Fryolator to smithereens.

[Doctor Raoul]

I recall reading a magazine on local New Jersey history. I believe it was around Egg Harbor, maybe even further south, there was a large ammunition factory from WWI in NJ. It's all gone now, but at the time it was a BIG complex. The time frame is off but I wonder if there's any connection.

[punster]

The paving contractors said, "Business is booming."

[stuck_in_new_orleans]

I think this happened in north Louisiana as well near Barksdale Air Force Base a few weeks ago

[spunkets]

"Be careful when you pull into your driveway."

Just leave those wires sticking out of the ashphalt alone.

[The Spirit Of Allegiance]

This gives a whole new meaning to the term "Driving An Old Bomb"

[cake_crumb]

WOw, and the Eastern Shore is COVERED in crushed shells. Heck, they put them down on the back roads, too.

[rellimpank]

--ah ha--another thing to add to my lsist of stuff I don't lose much sleep over, such as WMD's, suitcase nukes and asteroids--munitions that have been undersea for 80 years---

[Professional Engineer]

Boom!

[tet68]

questionable quahogs
Quite!

[Tijeras_Slim]

Clammunition!

[bikerman]

Oh Sure,I have 3 doz.of cherry stone clams in my fridge better call the bomb squad.