They just kept coming…
I could not believe I found six black bottle stoppers in one day...but where do they come from and what are they made of?
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Best Beachcombing Apps
We asked our readers what their favorite apps and websites are for making the most of their beachcombing trips, and here are the results.
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St. Croix’s Chaney
One “must do” for beachcombers in St. Croix is hunting Chaney, beautiful pottery shards found on the beaches and plantations.
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Northeast Sea Glass Expo
Visitors to the Northeast Sea Glass Expo come from New England, the mid-Atlantic states, Canada, Florida, and from as far away as England.
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Lyme Regis Fossil Festival
The Lyme Regis Fossil Festival brings experts from around the UK to share their knowledge of this World Heritage Site.
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Greatest Show on the Lakes
The Great Lakes Beach Glass and Coastal Arts Festival is a celebration of beach glass, beachcombing, and hand-crafted coastal arts.
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18 signs you’re obsessed with beachcombing
You love heading to the beach and collecting sea glass, shells, and more. Here are 18 signs that it may be more than just a hobby.
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The Lasting Beauty of Vintage Sand Pails
This beautiful collection of vintage sand pails feature beautiful bright colors and charming illustrations.
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Mudlarking: Pirates of the River Thames
The valuable cargo in ships that clogged the River Thames in the 18th century attracted pilferers and river pirates.
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Too Good to Be True
Learn about the perils of fake sea glass, a growing industry where thousands of dollars a year are spent on glass that has never been near a beach.
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So much to shellebrate on Sanibel
Sanibel Island, just 15 miles long and only two miles at its widest, is home to the best shelling in North America.
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Flotsam and Jetsam
What is the difference between flotsam and jetsam, and why is it important for beachcombers?
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