Join me for 5 clues to answering that question, "Where does Sea Glass come from and why do some beaches have lots of sea glass while others don't have any." Most of my sea glass comes from Prince Edward Island so I try to answer that question for this area, but you can use the same clues in answering that question for any beaches.

To see more about what I do with my sea glass, check out my other videos and my website: jackietrimperseaglass.com

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