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Sea Glass Nova Scotia - Walkers Beach at Inverness

by Christine Kennedy
(Nova Scotia, Canada)

Sea Glass Nova Scotia - Walkers Beach at Inverness

Inverness, Canada
Inverness, Canada



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Small mining town beautiful spot for several colors of sea glass. I found orange this year. Also, blue/white/green/amber/aqua/purple!



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How would you rate this beach for sea  glass?: Good (6-15 jewelry grade pcs. found per hour)

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The town of Inverness, Nova Scotia, is located on the west shore of Cape Breton Island fronting the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Established in 1904, the community originally began as a coal mining town.

When large-scale coal mining ended, the town went through a period of depression. Now, the main industries in this community are fishing and tourism. It is a delightful area to visit.

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Sea Glass Nova Scotia - Walkers Beach at Inverness

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Aug 16, 2010
seaglass hunting
by: Barb

ive been to cape Breton twice before to do the cabot trail, it was beautiful, and so was inverness. I wasn't a avid seaglass hunter back then, but now i would love to return to comb the beaches there. I guess a third trip is in the future.

Sep 04, 2009
Walkers Beach
by: Linda

I'd love to visit the area. I imagine the beachcombing is wonderful with all those waves rolling in depositing "treasures".

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