Im stuck here in PA with ferns and shells, and the occasional trilobite. If you do post some pictures of your finds. If I ever figure out how to down size my pictures I will add some.

My grandpa was a huge rock hound and had quite the fossil collection. No idea what happened to it when he passed.

My missus saw she don't have to hunt them .... she married one

Was. on cross country trip, Rosesomthing Tx. Stretching my legs walking down a dry creek bed came upon a snail shell imbedded in the bed rock of the creek bed, then I noticed another and another about a dozen or so.
The neat thing about it was the shells/ fossils were all about three feet in diameter. Probably some kind of
Nautilus like critter. Looked like they would’ve weighed over a hundred pounds live weight.

Grew up close to an old stone quarry. Fossils were everywhere around there. Had a big collection when I was a kid. Even did a presentation in school with them. But that was 40 some years ago. Always found them interesting.

See lots of fossils everyday where I work, surface coal mine

We have a lot of chalk rock formations in this area, lots of sharks teeth and fossil fish have been found. Pretty normal to find layers of small shells in them.

When I lived in Charleston SC I used to SCUBA dive the blackwater rivers for fossils, Found lots of Megladon teeth, horse teeth, mastadon teeth, mastadon vertabrae, whale earbones, arrowheads, and pre and post civil war bottles. It was fun but you were diving with gators.

I collect and polish Agate from all over. I like to go to Lake Superior and look for Lake Superior Agates on the beach. I pick up a lot of other cool looking rocks and polish them too.

We have areas in Wyoming everything from ferns to whole dinosaurs. I find stuff all the time lots or marine stuff western state like wy, mt and ut are covered with the stuff.

Used to see a lot working in a quarry in south east Iowa. Favorite was the petrified coral. It was redish pink.