Sea Glass is just broken glass & not coral or anything natural

[3rdGenCunarder]

If your Sunday paper contains Parade magazine, check out the article about sea glass. It's so popular there's a convention for collectors!

 

If you don't get the magazine, see if this link will take you to the online article.

 

http://www.parade.com/news/2010/08/01-a-shore-thing.html

[Oceanwench]

If your Sunday paper contains Parade magazine, check out the article about sea glass. It's so popular there's a convention for collectors!

 

If you don't get the magazine, see if this link will take you to the online article.

 

http://www.parade.com/news/2010/08/01-a-shore-thing.html

 

Glad you posted the link - I was about to do it as I read the article this morning!

I have sea glass I collected as a child on Cape Cod. My cousins and I would gather it and trade it. I was fascinated by the article and plan to read more about it.

 

Funny story: I had a lot of sea glass in a small dish on my office desk when I was living in Ohio. One of my co-workers came in and sheepishly told me he tried to eat a piece! He thought it was some kind of candy! Guess they don't get much of it along Lake Erie! ;)