

Yesterday's big find*! Plus a few others
*I did not fall down the cliff this time, though the tide was higher than I expected. Any idea what this was from? A very unique color and the letters are not on the expected side


*I did not fall down the cliff this time, though the tide was higher than I expected. Any idea what this was from? A very unique color and the letters are not on the expected side
I'm a newbie in seaglass collecting. I have collected about 2-3kg of sea glass over my trip to Croatia and after sorting lut my faves which I want to take home, I'm left with box of sea glass, mostly green, white and brown. A few most recent, not polished pieces already went to trash but now I don't know if it is better to trash out the rest of it, or to throw it back to the sea for more polishing and future collectors?
this is the piece next to white, my gf found it in cornwall
All found on west coast CA - Happy Beachcombing Everyone!
Lots of fun bits this week! A little shard from an old Coca Cola bottle, chunks of clear glass, lots of pottery (including one set of front and back photos) and more 🙂
I tried to organize them as best I could for easier viewing experience, but some colors are so ambiguous!
The ones in the 'unique' category are my pride and joy, as well as the stoppers. The red, yellow marble, and javex bottle are my particular favorites!
My kids were treated to a "secret beach" trip. I'm going to need to get a bigger treasures shelf for them.
What should I make next?
Hi there! I live in the area around Lac Leman in Switzerland, and I love going to the beaches around the lake looking for pieces of glass. Actually, there are a lot of interesting findings out there. I guess Lac Leman is a huge and busy lake that received during decades many remains of human activity. Are there any fans of lakeglass around here and do you know a nice spot for glass finding around?
My first dark purple and a huge green and clear seaglass egg 😂😂😂