While we were in Maine I had a goal to accomplish and that was to find outstanding pieces of sea glass. As the days went by very little was found and I was anticipating the day we were going to Back Beach. I've heard great tales of wonderful pieces being found there. In fact, a few years ago, Dad/Fred/Grampie, went exploring with his sister, Aunt Deb, and he came home with an outstanding piece of rare red sea glass! She couldn't believe it! I have it sitting in the china cabinet and I should take a picture to show all of you who haven't already seen it but it's late and it takes me forever to do some of these technical things to get a post published. Well, the trip to the beach was eventful for a reason other than sea glass searching! You can read about that under my Friday the 13th post. Not a lot of glass was found that day. Now I've written this "fluff" post just to be able to add a new one this week and to say I did come across an awesome stash of well tumbled and colorful glass! The only problem was it was in my sister-in-law's kitchen!! I could only look at it and wish it was in mine. Aren't they great looking?
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3 comments:
That's some pretty awesome seaglass. I'm still a bit jealous of Natalie's find.
I love sea glass. A dear friend brought me a beautiful candle holder made of sea glass from a beach trip. I love it!
I adore sea glass. If it was hard for you to find it's even harder round these parts. :)
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