Thanks for following my beachcombing adventures online! I Hope to “Sea” you on the beach or @ the big fiddle market whenever a cruise ship visits Sydney!
@A3theris@B_Real I came here to say exactly this my man.💯
(Respect to all the other great hip-hop albums)
I always listen to Boom as if it’s a story being told.
Finished off with Smuggler’s Blues
Perfection.
(And, leads to the sequel)
A brilliant blue handle fragment which possibly originated from this beautiful 1880’s Atterbury glass.
Made outside of Pittsburgh but recovered 1,000 miles away, brought to C.B. by a family in search of a better future as our coal mining & steel industries took off!🩵
Here’s a look at the “common colours” I recovered from walking Inverness beach only once last week. 💯
If you enjoy my Sea Glass Archaeology videos stay tuned for the upcoming YouTube adventure of my day. It was absolutely epic and I’m almost done with the editing!��
~ Another awesome find from yesterday’s hunt on Inverness beach, although for this one I needed help from a blacklight to showcase the beautiful Uranium Sea Glass glow!💚
Take a look at this amazing match!
In 2019 I recovered a beautiful shard of Amber that I matched to an old Ashtray by Anchor Hocking.🧡
Now 2024 & I found a second shard bearing an identical pattern but of a very different, but equally beautiful shade of Kelly Green!💚
~ My heart skipped a beat when I came across these two amazing finds while looking through heavy garbage pickup this weekend!🩵🧡🩵
Jeanette Marigold Carnival Glass & A Beautiful Spanish Fruit Dish!☀️
A nice well aged triangle which originated from an old “floor model” television!
Finding these shards is a great indication you’re close to a rubbish tip where it was acceptable to discard unwanted items!
A wonderful reward for spending a few rainy hours out on the shorelines!