Located in Northern California among the rocky coastline is what can be considered the Mecca for sea glass collectors around the world. Find out more about this beach combers paradise located in Fort Bragg, CA.See more by clicking Sea Glass Paradise
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That must be truly amazing. It's a shame you can't collect it anymore though.
A friend of mine was just there and said that's not true. The park rangers are nowhere around 95% of the time. You can't however carry baskets of glass out anymore.
I'm so excited to find a blog about Sea Glass! Wow, surprise, I found 3 pieces yesterday in Oceanside, Calif. I had heard of Sea Glass, thought you could only find it back east, Never have I noticed in on a Southern California Beach! Well, now I will be searching. My find was 1 large green shard, smaller aqua, tiny clear with very little frost.
Cathleen
Just got back a few days ago from Glass Beach in Ft. Bragg. There is even less to choose from than one year ago - unless you happen to like brown/green/clear; that's it. There were no rangers; just a few vacationers picking about - and a lot of disgusting trash. My husband and 1 of our 3 children just happened upon a beach much further south from there, met a very friendly sweet family headed by a kind young man named Charles - the man who had helped with the Travel Channel show we had never seen, and that is where we go now. Ft. Bragg alas is nothing now compared to what we have found further south of the once opulent Glass Beach. But if you do go: Please take your trash with you. Tks.
My wife and I search the eastern shore line (called the north shore there) of Cat Island, a family island in the Bahamas, 125 miles east of Nassau. Always find something. Sea Glass hunting is a fun hobby!
I found an amethyst bottle stop and a piece of black this summer. When I go out to Ca, now I know where to go. Thanks!
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