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That sinking feeling...

Down the drain In the Northern Hemisphere, cyclones and water, and other objects not fixed to the ground, move in a clockwise direction,...

A rainbow in glass

One of the most fascinating things about sea glass, is the huge array of colours it can be found in. Whether you collect sea glass for...

Footprints in the sand...

One of Anglesey's beautiful beaches Footprints… Most of us know about, if not completely understand or can let alone calculate, our...

Sea Glass - What's it all about then!?

Genuine sea glass isn’t a new thing. It’s old. It takes at least twenty or thirty years, but usually decades more, even one or two...

A Rising Tide

Jacques-Yves Cousteau once said, “Water and air, the two essential fluids on which all life depends, have become global garbage cans”....

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