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What Other Visitors Have Said
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Dave McGowan
in the UK, East Coast above Whitby, bin a gatherer for many years, pick from the beach and dive selected areas, no more than 4 feet or so, found a few …
Vicky
I started hunting for beach glass about a year ago.
I'm totally hooked on finding these small treasures.
I have a beach that I love to walk and …
Jillian Jensen - Loves Sea Glass
~ submitted by Jill Jensen, Santa Barbara Ca Hi, I was so excited to hear that I wasn't the only sea glass and shell freak. …
Michelle
~ Submitted by Michelle , Northeast Ohio I have been blessed to live by water (lake, ocean) most of my life. It wasn't until I moved to Rhode …
Amber 'Glass Thirsty' Rose
~by Amber 'Glass Thirsty' Rose I am 28, a painter and since September of last year, a glass thirsty treasure hunter! lol no not really but i am a …
Sarah, Sarahjevo
~ by Sarah Giguere - Fremont, NH, USA I was born and raised in West Palm Beach, FL! I've been beach combing and collecting glass for as long …
Angela
About Me I am a Washington State native and have been living in Port Orchard since 2007. Sea Glass I found my first sea glass pieces on a …
Jackson Maitlin
I am 32 and from San Diego, California. I have done a little traveling to Mexico and Hawaii and started getting into the sea glass thing. But I plan on …
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Value and what kind of glass is it?
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What Are Some Fun Facts About Sea Glass?
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How is Sea Glass Formed
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