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your Odyssey Sea Glass News, Issue #020 -- ~Like a Heat Wave~
September 22, 2009
Hello All,

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If you live on the East Coast you might be getting some relief from the hot and humid weather on the beaches there this summer. Then again, I imagine it is still pretty warm in some places.

My son, Josh, in the Santa Cruz, CA, area tipped me to the heat wave they are having there.  Of course, hot weather there pulls in the fog off the cold water, so the beaches usually are fogged up in the morning, but as it burns off, temperatures are supposed to get into the 90's. Yes, that is unusual for N. Cal beaches. It's a lot hotter inland of course, with the temps in the 3 digits.

Here Washington, we have had more than the usual clear blue days with temps many times in the 70s, so the beach has been great.

Near where we live in the forest on the hill a couple of miles from the water, there is a "mountain," well, at least it's named Blanchard Moutain, where hangliders have a prefect place to take off. We hadn't seen any recently, but coming home the other day, there was about 5 of them, and for once they had all found updrafts and were way higher than the top of Blanchard Mountain. Lin remarked what a fantastic view they have out over the Puget Sound and San Juan Islands. I couldn't elicit any signs of life from her, though, when I suggested we find out for ourselves.

One of our seaglass collecting "neighbors" that lives out on one of those totally picturesque islands, actually San Juan Island itself, created a website full of great photos that you will want to check but...no sea glass on there yet, but there will be....called Simply San Juan.

It's howdy time to all of you crazy sea glass fans in the 83 countries visiting our site. Tonight (today, tomorrow, whatever) we extend a warm welcome you in Seychelles (Bonzour), in Romania (Bunã ziua), and in Russia (Zdravstvu).
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Here is a little reminder to check out the upload features on "Catch of the Day,", where you can contribute your photos on what you find at the beach today (tonight, tomorrow, whatever). It works so smooooooth.

If you have more than one photo you would like to share, feel free to send us an email by clicking on the pic of us above.

For this week, we would invite any of you to share a short story of your beach impressions (funny, sad, or exciting) and get a link to the website or blog of your choice.

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Sep 22, 2009, Sea Glass Reports - Catches Vary a Lot!

2009 Sep 17 Catches of the Day Here is one reason why some report sea glass as being GOOD at a certain beach and the...

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Sep 21, 2009, Playa Media Luna, Isle Mujeres Mexico - Sea Glass Report

Wed Sep 16 Playa Media Luna - Sea Glass We found two pails full in about 2 hours. There was much more; however we took only...

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Sep 20, 2009, Sea Glass - Cape Charles, Virginia

Good (6-15 jewelry grade pcs. found per hour) We went two times and picked up at least 30 pieces each day. The rocky beaches on the far...

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Sep 19, 2009, Sea Glass

This Is My Small Collection...

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Sep 16, 2009, Keep Sea Glass Secret? Sharing should be okay

It's very hard to find good seaglass where I live on the east coast. I agree with the poster who said they take very limited vacations each...

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Sep 16, 2009, Buy Sea Glass Index 2

Here is sea glass index 2, where you see sea glass or beach glass in singles, sets, and groups, many colors from red to blue and more...

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Sep 16, 2009, Fort Bragg Glass Beach

Have you heard about Fort Bragg Glass Beach? Where is it? Can anyone collect sea glass there? Is there still beach...

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Sep 15, 2009, Black Sea - Glass Beach, Ukraine

My wife and I recently went to Ukraine and found a lot of sea glass on the Black Sea. The beach we went to was so populated with sea glass you...

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Sep 15, 2009, Uroboros Fused Glass / Metal Working Class with Ginger Kelly

Mix It Up-when color and sizzle collide What happens when you’re color fearless and not afraid of heat? Meet Ginger Kelly. She is returning to...

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Sep 14, 2009, Bulk Sea Glass - Your Guide to Buying

When you need sea glass for mosaics or other large projects, you're going to need bulk...

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HERE'S SOME OLDER HEADLINES YOU MIGHT HAVE MISSED:

Aug 11, 2009, Looking for a Round Glass Bead

The bead would look like a button for a blouse - like a shell button...

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Aug 10, 2009, Sea Glass Photos of the Catch of the Day!

Sea glass photos - Regularly posted pics of what one can find on a given day at a local beach! Big one that got away? Perhaps....

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Aug 10, 2009, General Sea Glass Question

I'm wondering what others think of pieces that have words and designs on them. Does this make them more or less collectible? I've been collecting

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Aug 10, 2009, Ceramic and Pottery Shards

Ceramic and Pottery Shards - Beautiful photos and descriptions of shards from various beaches and where they to find them!

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Aug 9, 2009, Beach Pottery Shards

Beach Pottery Shards - click to zoom Here is a glimpse of the kinds of beach pottery shards to be found on ocean (or large lake) shores.

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Aug 9, 2009, North Beach Sea Glass

Lin and I drove down Whidbey Island,

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Aug 8, 2009, east coast florida glass

I am just a beginner in the sea glass world but I have been lucky at finding some nice pieces. I found this piece on the east coast of Florida.

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Aug 8, 2009, Agates

Agates are an additional find when looking for sea glass in this area of Washington, USA. I know that in Oregon and also other places, I'm sure,

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Aug 7, 2009, White Four-Lobed Sea Glass?

White Four-lobed Sea Glass Does anyone recognize what this piece of white sea glass is? It has four lobes as shown and is the size of a half

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Aug 6, 2009, Black Beach Glass

How do you tell if its beach glass or a stone? I've found some that I think is glass but not sure. ------------- Hi Paula, That's a coincidence,

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Aug 5, 2009, Sea Glass in Brier Island Nova Scotia

(Photo By Jimmuck) Sea glass has become a favorite past time of mine over the last few years. I collect it whenever I can and go

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Aug 5, 2009, Good beaches on mainland WA

Hi Lin and David! I stumbled across your site while searching for posts on good sea glass beaches. I'm with the poster who wrote that she is a 9-5er

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Aug 3, 2009, Old San Juan, Puerto Rico Sea Glass

Fuerte De San Cristobal with the City... Beach accessed by steps across from capital building,

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