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To: Berlin_Freeper

Brown seaglass was really common (beer bottles), and then pale or darker green sea glass (soft drink bottles, green beer bottles). But the sea glass I really loved and was the most rare was blue or purple. That was from milk of magnesia bottles. Those have been long, long gone.


18 posted on 08/23/2016 2:54:18 PM PDT by kaehurowing
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Last summer I found a distinct light blue that was glinting in the sun out on a sandbar during low tide. People near were oblivious and I paused briefly to enjoy the moment before walking 15 feet to pick it up.
31 posted on 08/23/2016 7:38:04 PM PDT by Berlin_Freeper
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