Ghost Towning in the United States

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1. Why do people become interested in location and visiting ghost towns? To learn more about history All of these answers To spend time with friends and family The challenge

2. Among enthusiasts, there is an expression that has been coined to reflect the "disease" that one can catch once being hooked on traveling to find those elusive ghost towns. What is it? Cabin fever Ghost Town Fever I am sooo lost Maps, we don't need no stinking maps

3. What is the most important item to remember to take when leaving on a nice and relaxing ghost town adventure? The mother-in-law Plenty of water The ex-wife An unreliable vehicle

4. There are many do's and don'ts in ghost towning. What is the biggest don't while ghost towning? Don't stay long enough to see everything Don't have fun Don't damage or destroy any of the remnants Don't take photographs

5. Metal detecting is allowed in all ghost towns. True False

6. It is vital to be properly prepared for your trip. What items should you have with you to assure a safe adventure? All of these Jack and spare tire First aid kit Extra gas

7. The development of this device has made finding ghost towns much easier over the last decade. What is this device's acronym? Answer: (One Word - acronym/three letters)

8. What is the best type of vehicle to have for safely visiting even the most remote of ghost towns with your family? Motorcycle Two-wheel drive truck/SUV Four-wheel drive truck/SUV Passenger car

9. Ghost town travel has branched out into another arena during recent years and has gained immense popularity. What mode of adventure vehicle has made it possible to reach areas that even the sturdiest of four-wheel drive can't make it to? ATV Ultralight CAT TAV

10. In many places, special events are organized to take ghost town enthusiasts on planned group trips and tours of ghost towns. What are these events called? Ghost town days Ghost Town Rallies Party hearty adventures Four wheeling tours