I was going through my collection of sea glass the other day, and found a box of amazing finds from Uruguay. We went there for a day trip from Buenos Aires. There are lovely old buildings in the Portuguese style. I found some interesting tiles and a marble at the harbor, stuck them in a baggie, and kind of forgot about them after I stored them. Now
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| Tiles and Sea Glass From Rio Plata, Uruguay (Colonia) |
I think I will create something with them.
I also found my tiny collection of sea glass I found on the shores near St. Petersburg, when we visited Catherine's Palace. I have used some of the glass I found there already in jewelry, but here are a few more.
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Sea Glass From Russia
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Lastly, I have a few pieces of sea glass I found near a series of Moai on Easter Island. Those are the giant statues that face out to the ocean. I know they are not well tumbled, but still, they are somewhat tumbled by the tides. Take a look! There's also a brown tile.
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| Sea Glass From Easter Island |
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