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Boat & Float Day

Winters in the Pacific Northwest are always exciting for the beachcomber hunting for glass fishing floats.

One of the greatest discoveries for beachcomber Tony Duncan has been finding the wide variety of shells unique to Okinawa.

Many creatures show ingenuity and creativity in their natural habitats, but none are as creative as hermit crabs.

Do you share the location of your favorite beachcombing spots? See what fellow beachcombers say in the results of our survey.

Winners of the Photo Contest for the 12th Annual Mermaid Tears Seaglass Festival in Souris, Prince Edward Island, Canada.

Beachcombers commonly refer to antique porcelain dolls as “Frozen Charlottes” but they were never actually called that.

Sand dollars, sea cookies, pansy shells, or cake urchins: these sea urchins have many names and are a cherished beachcombing find.

Learn how to create a one-of-a-kind gift using sea glass, a thrift-shop frame, and craft materials.

How to create butterfly sculptures using seashells, paint, and wire.

Photos and finds from beachcombers around the world

This Australian beachcomber collects seashells, sand dollars, starfish, sea glass, pottery, pebbles, and more to use in her jewelry.

Rob has always loved to walk the beach early in the morning and at day’s end.

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