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Where to find Sea Glass in Maine

by Jeanne
(Maine)

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~ by Jeanne, Maine

Where is a good but isolated beach in Maine that has good sea glass? I don't want to go to beaches that are real well known or too busy.

If you know a beach where I can take kids (they can hike a little) and where we might find some sea glass, please let me know. Thanks!

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Where to find Sea Glass in Maine

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Apr 21, 2011

Great beach in Maine for sea glass
by: Foxyone

On Bailey island
I spent the day 2 weeks ago and found about 5 lbs of beautiful beach glass it was the first picking after the snow left. It is where all the fishing boats dock. Also lands end on the same island had some but have to get there right after low tide hits because of lots of tourist on that beach.

Apr 16, 2011

Thanks!
by: Jeanne

I will see if I can visit one of these beaches soon. If I can, I'll post here.

Thank you again!

Apr 15, 2011

seaglass in Maine
by: MD

You can find nice seaglass on Peaks Island.

Apr 15, 2011

Maine
by: Jeanne J.

We found a load of seaglass in Lubec and Eastport last summer! Both great little cities!!

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