Image 1 — A couple of heart diy’s 🤍🤎💚
Image 2 — A couple of heart diy’s 🤍🤎💚

A couple of heart diy’s 🤍🤎💚

All found on west coast CA - Happy Beachcombing Everyone!

u/Lemgirl — 10 hours ago

Bottle Stopper? Yes?

Pic 1 I believe is a bottle stopper but have wanted one for so long I want confirmation lol. As for pic 2, I believe is a glass hook (may be NSFW 😳😂)

u/Lemgirl — 10 days ago

Bones

I go mostly for the glass but am always suprised by the bones. The last 2 pics is a larger one that I’ve been told is likely a non-marine mammal but who knows. Between bones and uranium I’m slowly losing my husband as a fan of my beachcombing 😂

u/Lemgirl — 1 month ago

After 5+ years she blooms

I have jades and elephant bush around my yard. The ones in too much shade never bloom but this one did!

u/Lemgirl — 1 month ago

Found along beach. Petrified wood?

It’s pretty heavy for its size and can scratch glass. It doesn’t look like my other rocks but I am not an expert at all. Any help appreciated. Central CA beach with many fossilized rocks and shells. Also a lot of sandstone. Front and back pics.

u/Lemgirl — 1 month ago

Help appreciated! All found along CA beaches.

I’ve been collecting rocks off beaches for years and have trouble identifying. Any help with these is appreciated. I’m new to trying to identify.

u/Lemgirl — 1 month ago

Help identifying - Southern CA beach

One side looks like a typical hag stone from here. The other looks like a very thick shimmery quartz type rock. In between is maybe fossilized coral or I’m not sure. Any help appreciated.

u/Lemgirl — 2 months ago
▲ 243 r/cactus

I survived the transplant!

I intended on planting deeper to bury the wooded bottom but I was in survival mode. Spines flying but it’s over. I’m calling the abundance of new blooms a thank you from the cactus.

u/Lemgirl — 2 months ago