Glass Beach, California

I remember going to the beach as a kid and combing for seashells with my mom — the groans of disappointment when a seemingly perfect prize was broken, the oohs and aahs of excitement when small treasures were unearthed by the rushing current. Our favorite discoveries were sea glass — blue, green, or amber, smoothed and fogged by endless turning in the sand. I couldn’t believe something so sharp and scary, something to be avoided in parking lots and on sidewalks, could become so soft and precious.
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