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The Sea Glass Blog - Seaglass Collecting & History
http://seaglassblog.blogspot.com/
Come sea glass collecting with us! Stories, photos and journeys from the world's oceans, just for beach lovers. Thanks for sharing this journey with us. We are West Coast Sea Glass; a little company that takes great pride in combing for ocean tumbled sea glass ourselves. We share our rare collection, identify pieces, we share great photos, plus our love for the sea that runs deep & wide.
- Added on: Feb 6th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
Recent Posts
I love your blog. I started collecting sea glass o...
I love your blog. I started collecting sea glass only this past summer after a trip to Maine with my husband. I have found almost all my seaglass in Gloucester, MA. I have found white, seafoam green and a few small blue pieces. I am hoping to go to...
I paid my first visit to my father\'s aunt in Lakeb...
I paid my first visit to my father's aunt in Lakebay in 1970. On display, at her home on Puget Sound were 5 glass balls. All of them in excellent shape and differing sizes. The sizes ranging from approx. 12" ball to a 4" inch ball, and one in a bo...
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SEA GLASS MARBLESAt left: A true, well pitted, blue swirl sea glass marble. Occasionally, a true sea glass marble piece can be found on the beach. It is very rare to find a marble or piece of a marble. Each of these was picked up by me along a Pacifi...
Sea Glass Ball Fishing Net Floats
My Latest Finds Some of my recent sea glass finds include a handful of bubble-filled teal greenish blue shards. This is a rather rare color for us and likely comes from fragments of the vintage, Japanese and Korean glass fishing floats that have mean...
The Sea Glass Festival
Sea Glass Memories:It all came flooding back to me tonight. You see, the Sea Glass Association (see link at right) just recently spruced up the look of the Sea Glass Festival webpage. Since I'm the person who gets to help do the layout and content of...
Welcome to The Sea Glass Blog!
Thanks for joining us as we journey the world's oceans; sharing tales, showing our sea glass finds, travelling together!This blog is brought to you by the collectors at West Coast Sea Glass. West Coast Sea Glass, on the Pacific Ocean coast, is a stud...
Comments & Reviews
This blog is currently rated a 4.20 out of a possible 5 based on 5 comments.
John Foxworthy
Came across your blog in a funny way. I have collected sea glass for several years with my wife on various trips around the world. Friends thought we were crazy to spend time picking up a bunch of glass! We have spent hours hunched over and looking for that one special piece to claim the days "Super Find". Our kids now tag along to join in the competition to find THE piece. Perhaps it is the prospector in me or just trying to imagine how many years, places and surfaces that this little piece of glass may have touched. We came to realize that sea glass hunting really helps us take our focus off of the mundane daily grind and really just relax. Your site looks fantastic and your blog is very informative. Hope to see more from you soon. John at Furnishedhomes.com
Liane Schmidt
I love your blog - concept, layout and content!
Best wishes.
Sincerely,
-Liane Schmidt.
Robin Easton
This is a beautiful site if you love color and have walked along the sea collecting sea glass. It is simply a delight on the eyes. I never knew there was so much history and information about sea glass. Nice job!
Fantastic blog.................I really enjoyed while reading your article....... Keep it up
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