Tag Archives: Hawaii beachcombing treasure

I solemnly swear to enjoy the beach (#3 of 3 essays on HI beachcombing)

Posted on July 4, 2013 by Diane Scheurell

This must be the Summer of the Beach: I went four times in the space of two weeks, mostly beachcombing. I haven’t done that since our Florida vacations back when I desperately needed sun while trying to survive a Midwest winter. … Continue reading →

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Glassy angular sea surges: sea-glass (#2 of 3 essays on HI beachcombing)

Posted on June 30, 2013 by Diane Scheurell

When I brought my treasures back from beachcombing last week, I got excited about creating a display or memory bowl. (See Beginner’s Beachcombing in Hawai‘i.) But I’ll need more memories. So I returned to the shady beach. I had Dianne … Continue reading →

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