On beaches world-wide one can find bits and pieces of sea glass scattered amongst the shells, kelp and rocks. Dragged across sandy ocean bottoms until there are no sharp edges and looking like frosted ice, they started out as beer or soda bottles, Japanese fishing floats or in some cases ...
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