Pleasant Living Magazine

Treasure hunters are swarming the Chesapeake watershed.

They hunt alone and in groups, canvassing the woods and boating across the Bay. They search near lighthouses and museums, inspect old gravestones and explore the grounds of historic homes.

According to Jeff Holland, director of the Annapolis Maritime Museum, they are easy to spot.

"You can tell who they are because they are always looking down at their hands and wandering around," Holland said. "They seem to be a very devoted bunch."

He's right. These folks are "geocachers"-participants in a new hobby that combines modern technology with a good old-fashioned quest.  Read more.

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