Lower St Lawrence, Quebec
by Louise Vachon
(Rimouski, Quebec)
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Newly addictive to finding sea glasses, I have been exploring many beaches around from St jean Port Joli to Ste Anne des Monts, and Gaspé.
I hope to keep searching these treasures till snow come, then this winter, I will use them to make some projects that I am very excited about.
Because of this new addictive pass time, I have found great beaches around my town that I did get to know before!
I even got my 6 grand children to search sea glasses with me! We had such a great time. Can’t wait to do it again with my little ones next summer.
Recent Articles
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1/13/2021 Pismo Beach I found a purple piece
Jan 21, 21 07:08 AM
Going across the beach and I found these pieces of glass
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Jan 10 Toronto
Jan 21, 21 07:07 AM
Volcanic glass?
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Red, Black & Orange
Jan 21, 21 07:06 AM
Red, Black and Orange. Would love to know anything about piece. Red is bumpy black is smooth and the small amount of orange appears to have slightly bigger
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What is this?
Jan 21, 21 07:04 AM
Half rock maybe coral half glass.
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Help identifying large blue-green sea glass
Jan 21, 21 07:02 AM
Can anyone identify this bottle piece. It has the letters “ROW” embossed on it.
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Sea glass what is it?
Dec 26, 20 08:49 AM
I found this on ross bay Victoria bc its quite clear but a little greyer or even pinker than normal its 8.4 mm thick or so about 3/4 inch diameter it is
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Can anyone help identify the source of this
Dec 26, 20 08:23 AM
I found this a few years ago on a beach in Nova Scotia, Canada. It's about 10cm in length and about 3cm thick. It is very flat on both sides so it seems
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Made in Trenton, green 1 pt. 3 oz?
Dec 26, 20 08:21 AM
Wider than wine bottle. Someone guess Champale made in Trenton,nj.
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What could this sea glass be from?
Dec 26, 20 08:20 AM
Found in Aberdeen beach, Scotland. Quite large and thick for sea glass (a pen for reference)
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Black blue Beach glass Conneaut Ohio
Dec 04, 20 07:17 AM
This was my first black beach glass i found. I put the light up to it and this is what happened.
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