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Murano Italy – at first glance it’s all about the glass

Posted on March 22, 2018 by Diane Scheurell

My daughter and I enjoyed the night we spent in Venice, but now it was time to move to our home base, Murano, famous for the glass that’s been hand-crafted there for centuries. Many Venice visitors don’t make it out … Continue reading →

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Can a beachcomber ever be satiated? Collecting at Lyme Regis, UK

Posted on September 9, 2016 by Diane Scheurell

My daughter has finally arrived in England, and we’re back in Lyme Regis. We both love this seaside town with its link to England’s Jurassic past. It’s all about the sea: kids make giant sand castles, young people surf even … Continue reading →

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Fossils, sea glass and shards; an abundant beach at Lyme Regis, England

Posted on March 30, 2016 by Diane Scheurell

The lovely little seaside town of Lyme Regis along England’s Jurassic Coast is a treasure all by itself. Add the opportunity to find and keep a fossil, and you have the recipe for a great holiday. You’ll find everything you … Continue reading →

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Glimpses of New York – Thinking like a marble on Staten Island

Posted on March 13, 2016 by Diane Scheurell

New York City is about as far away from beachcombing as I could imagine. It’s non-stop stimulation and sensory overload. So when a new friend from last year’s International Beachcombing Conference invited me to comb with her on Staten Island, … Continue reading →

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