Front Beach in Rockport is one of those magic beachglass-attracting spots. Can’t help collecting it; have to find a way to use it.
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Front Beach in Rockport is one of those magic beachglass-attracting spots. Can’t help collecting it; have to find a way to use it.
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Whoa! Those are awesome! Wow. Nice. Of the three I like the first the most. But the others are stunning too. And imagine the history of the glass – where’s it’s been, how old, it’s nearly sad ending.
Oooh, very lovely! Bet they glow amazingly beautifully with a little tea candle.