Beachcombing Volume 20: September/October 2020

Volume 20: September/October 2020

Good things truly do come in small packages—especially at the beach! The September/October issue of Beachcombing Magazine has stories about historical beads found along the River Thames, a peek inside some cozy British beach huts, and tiny beach finds from readers.  We have stories from beachcombers around the world, including the Great Lakes, Japan, Washington, Alaska, and Australia. There's a re-cap of the Virtual Beachcombing Festival and if you can't make it to the beach, we have a fun barn wood and sea glass shelf you can craft with beach finds in your collection. 

Features

• Tiny Beach Treasures: Mini beach finds from our readers
• Mudlarking: Colorful Glass Beads, Jason Sandy
• Sea Glass Travels: Glass Beaches of the World, Megan Lierman
• 1000 Mermaids: Underwater Reef Sculptures, Alex Scott
• Weekend Getaways: Beachcombing Adventures in Japan and the Pacific, Tina Terry
• All in a Day’s Work: Japanese Glass Fishing Floats Kirsti Scott
• Between a Rock and a Hard Place, Kevin Selkregg
• British Beach Huts, Helen Butcher
• The Hermit of Flotsam Castle, Kirsti Scott

Community

• Beachcomber Interview, Rowy Marynissen
• Beach Reads, Cindy Bilbao
• Beautiful Experiments: Underwater Photography, Paul Lawson
• The Virtual Beachcombing Festival, Kirsti Scott
• Barn Wood Shelf Tutorial, Danielle Perreault
• Ahoy Mateys! Talk Like a Pirate Day
• Products We Love

On the cover: Japanese sea urchins and ohajiki by Tina Terry.

NOTE: When you purchase a back issue — especially a very old issue — there may be a bent corner, a small tear, scuff marks, or residue from a sticker on the cover. We will pick out the very best of them to mail to you.

Looking for sold-out back issues? Contact one of the retail shops that carry the magazine.