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Newsletter: Shore Lines
Hi All!
Here you will find a PDF version of the NASGA Spring/Summer 2008 newsletter that can be downloaded to your computer. Below is a brief summary of what you will find.
The View from Here . . . pg 1
by Mary Beth Beuke
President, North American Sea Glass Association
Along with information on NASGA's agenda for 2008, Mary Beth discusses a little known source of sea glass -- glass fishing floats!
2008 Sea Glass Festival set for Delaware . . . pg 1
Up-to-date info on this year's festival.
Collector Interview: Dorothy Davis . . . pg 2
Introduced to sea glass collecting by her brother, this collector not only has amassed an incredible collection of glass but has some interesting ways of displaying it.
Historic sea glass found along the Gaviota Coast . . . pg 3
by Suzan Kissee
Steeped in maritime history, this coastal area of California has provided one collector with some exceptional finds.
Some sea glass collecting tips . . . pg 3
by Richard LaMotte
The author of “Pure Sea Glass: Discovering Nature’s Vanishing Gems” provides a few suggestions to increase your chances of finding sea glass.
How one sea glass collector can make a difference! . . . pg 4
by Dick Conklin
The efforts of a lone sea glass collector help clean up Delray Beach, Florida.
The current edition of Shore Lines
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