I created a social networking site for sea glass enthusiasts a while back and would love for you to join us! The network is made up of a lot of friendly and creative people. Hope to see you there!
Don't worry. We brought back shells from Sanibel Island and nobody asked us any questions about what we were bringing back. Just how much we spent. My sister takes plants back and forth all the time because she has a house in NJ and a condo in Ontario.
I don't see any sea glass in your treasures! Do you find any on your beach walks? If so, you might add those beaches to the list that we have. Also, see the NEW page on how to find your own seaglass beach!!!
David and Lin Schneider www.odysseyseaglass.com/find-sea-glass.html
PS Lin just walked in and said that you put a link on this page...now I see it! Thanks!
A few items that I have collected so far on my beach walks. I now have to figure out how I am going to get them back across the border into Canada.
Wrap them in bubble plastic, put them in a good box and mail them back to yourself, maybe?
ReplyDeleteHi Marilyn,
ReplyDeleteI created a social networking site for sea glass enthusiasts a while back and would love for you to join us! The network is made up of a lot of friendly and creative people. Hope to see you there!
http://seaglassartists.ning.com/
Lisl Armstrong
Don't worry. We brought back shells from Sanibel Island and nobody asked us any questions about what we were bringing back. Just how much we spent. My sister takes plants back and forth all the time because she has a house in NJ and a condo in Ontario.
ReplyDeleteHi Marilyn,
ReplyDeleteI don't see any sea glass in your treasures! Do you find any on your beach walks? If so, you might add those beaches to the list that we have. Also, see the NEW page on how to find your own seaglass beach!!!
David and Lin Schneider
www.odysseyseaglass.com/find-sea-glass.html
PS Lin just walked in and said that you put a link on this page...now I see it! Thanks!