April 14th 2018 Pt Judith Lighthouse RI
by AndyU
(Connecticut)
Heart of the Point
April 2018 - Point Judith, Found in water line in front of the Point Judith Lighthouse.
Largest piece I've ever found. It was in large rocks
sun lit it up. Was very supprised.
~ by Andy
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