by Bethany Cerella
(Italy)
Drejby Strand
Skovby
Denmark
I found about twenty small (~ 1cm) pieces of seaglass in two visits to this beach.
Most of the pieces I found were flat and triangular. Not much seaglass to find, no unusual colors, and the pieces are fairly small, but all pieces were nicely smoothed with a few irregular, interesting shapes.
Although this is a public beach, access is private in places (via the campground). There are public access points along the landbridge.
The first two times I went to this beach I was disappointed that there wasn’t any seaglass, but the third time I found that there actually is seaglass: you have to really look for it.
I wouldn’t go out of my way to visit this beach just for the seaglass.
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