Another great day at the office, my favorite place in the world. Found some more great sea glass on the Long Island Sound. I finally hit Low tide and had the whole beach to myself on a chilly 33 degree day and there was no wind, which was a rarity! The overcast day made it very easy on the eyes to also find glass. Many people think it is best to go in the brightest of sun light but that can also cause inhibit your hunt for sea glass. I did the sea glass swagger for 3.25 miles

January 3 2019, a 5.42 mile trek on the beach and walked away with a decent haul on Long Island sea glass! Found a nice variety of different colors and several cobalt blue pieces. Exercise does the mind and body good and make the pockets heavier :D Besides getting a good dose of Vitamin Sea! #LongIsland #seaglass #exercise #cobaltblue

The day after Christmas I found another red sea glass shard. Just when I thought lightning could not strike twice, it sure did. This red shard is slightly smaller to the piece I found back in March 2018, but brighter with a slight orange swirl, otherwise known as Amberina glass. Flawless with a flat back great for bezel setting. My plans to make a pendant similar to the last red piece I found. Red sea glass is a 1 in every 5,000 piece chance of finding and yellow is a 1 in 3,

Looking at the below picture, most people would not even consider taking a walk along the beach to look for sea glass. Well this day I did and was pretty successful, if I say so myself and only 1.86 miles later! The most experienced sea glass hunter would always say, time your sea glass hunts during a lower tide. I have found even the high tide lines have some of the best sea glass, although it just may not be as plentiful. This day I found 3 shards that made the walk more th

This is a look back of some of the sea glass I have found in 2018. I will be starting a blog about the glass I find close to home when I go out on the hunt. Every area of the world that has water has some form of sea glass/ beach glass and is noted for its own beauty and characteristics. People who follow my personal page on Facebook, where I have posted these pictures often ask me where I go and how I find such a haul of glass. The answer is simple.. I spent countless hours

January 5th, 2019 This cool and gloomy day in January and a good beach walk on the Long Island Sound with a good friend, hunting for sea glass. 5.54 miles and we both walked away happy and pockets full. But I must admit he got two sea glass beauties I didn't, as seen on the shell below, I almost tackled him for them.. Lol! The one was a flawless aqua blue flat-back. Most likely a vase decor piece used to hold flowers in place. The other was a perfectly oval shaped seafoam sha