Sea Glass from Burbo Bank, Liverpool, England
by Nicky
(Liverpool, UK)
Sea Glass from UK - Not sure if it's any good but I love it, especially the dark one!
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~ sea glass photo submitted by Nicky in Liverpool UK
I'm new to seaglass collecting but I've lived on this beach for most of my life.
I love the different shades of the glass.
I know I haven't got nicely rounded pebbles or marbles but to be honest
I prefer the less uniform and more rugged look.
I think I'm addicted!
~ sea glass photo submitted by Nicky in Liverpool UK
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