Any ideas on origin of sea glass from Rhode Island?
by Michelle Payson
Rhode Island sea glass identification?
~ by Michelle Payson
Letters UB and ARK. Glass is a little over 1/4 inch thick.
Found on Rhode Island coast.
~ by Michelle Payson
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