My wife and I have at least five pounds of sea glass that we have collected over the past twenty years. Wonderful times combing the beaches and sharing our finds with other beachcombers.
I love going on your adventures thanks for letting me tag along. My dream trip would be to go beachside around the whole United States and see all of our beaches n how different they are and the shells from each beach
Wow Maine is so beautiful and so incredible you found a lot of sea glass and pottery pieces. Thanks very much also for teaching us about the crab shells. Very much enjoy seeing your videos!
Loved your video. I have been going to Maine every summer since I was a little kid. My sisters own a cottage on Higgins beach (not much if any sea glass) we kayak to a tiny island near Higgins and it has a little. Always looking for new places to look while we are there. One time we took the Ferry over to peaks island and found a spot with some sea glass. May I ask what island you took the ferry to. If I went to any of the Casio bay islands would I have luck? I know sea glasses don’t like giving up there secret spots but I hoping you might. If you ever come to Chicago I’ll tell you what beach you can find great glass on Lake Michigan. Thanks and keep putting out fun videos.
Super fun video. Those yellow periwinkles are beautiful! I’m still trying to wrap my head around you trudging through snow to go beachcombing. Glass and shells and beautiful beaches - thanks for taking us along!
Hi I just found your channel and subbed! Love to find others who love what I love! I just posted my latest vid about sea glass in Maine and your video came up on my feed! Yay! I cam looking forward to exploring your channel! Happy Hunting! ~Kris
Hi friend, apologies for the distanced reply! I have watched quite a few of your episodes as well - I particularly like the blue lake Michigan stones! Thanks for watching and supporting!
New sub! The music and your shared delight in hunting those beautiful glass pieces, sold me! I'm currently unable to walk on the sand to hunt, and I miss it so much, so watching is bittersweet! Thank you for the videos! Do you know of a West coast beach combing channel to recommend?
We have a Summer cottage in Casco Bay and I have NEVER found red sea glass in the 50 years I've been going there. We call the yellow shells "popcorn" shells. Enjoyed this video, can't wait to go back in the Summer.
Hello Barb! My friend(the sea glass expert in my circle), told me that she has only found a few pieces of red in many years of searching. I love the "popcorn" shells! 😀. Thanks so much for watching!
16:05 looks like an old coke bottle. So cool. Did you know that if you leave white glass exposed to the sun, some pieces will turn lavender and then purple? Glass sitting on the beach in the sun often doesn’t start out purple, but turns purple because of the chemicals used to make the glass. I have several pieces sitting on my (outside) windowsill and some of it is starting to turn.
Hello, I am not a huge sea glass collector actually. I have a few pieces of pirate glass I have found in the Caribbean but not a lot more than that. I do have a friend who is quite a big SG enthusiast and she really helped plan this trip! Some Sea glassers use their finds for display or for crafts - thanks for watching(a second time)!
Hi Chinchu Joseph! I haven't made any crafts so far...I more or less just collect. I'll be honest though, with sea glass I just particularly enjoy the search!
Hello! There are municipal ferries from Portland (Casco Bay Lines), that service many islands here. You may also kayak to these islands as well, however exercise caution as there is a lot of commercial boat traffic and strong currents. Thanks for watching!
Hello friend, I don't think there is a bad spot to find seaglass near Casco Bay and Portland Harbor. With that said, any of the Casco Bay islands are particularly great for finding seaglass. One of my favorite spots(and also the most accessible), is Peaks Island! Thanks so much for watching!
Hello friend, I don't think there is a bad spot to find seaglass near Casco Bay and Portland Harbor. With that said, any of the Casco Bay islands are particularly great for finding seaglass. One of my favorite spots(and also the most accessible), is Peaks Island! Thanks so much for watching!
Hello friend! I don't know of any places exactly in that area of Maine where great sea glass could be found, but in general my rule of thumb is to check out small cobblestone beaches where there is medium to slightly heavier wave action. With that said, both sea glassing and shelling can be hit or miss. I hope you find some great treasures, and thanks for watching!
@@solaceinshelling6552 yeah it can be hit or miss and I probably won't even have time to go out and look because not everyone in the family likes seaglass hunting but I thought it couldn't hurt to ask. Thank you for replying 😊
Hi Bonnie! I actually haven't harvested any of the mollusks before - normally just collect the dead specimens. There's a UA-cam channel that I love to watch, called "The Fish Locker" where harvesting is often featured!
@@solaceinshelling6552 I love that channel! I subscribed some time ago, and I really enjoy his beach picnics. I'm trying to stick to a ketogenic diet, and the seafoods are the best ingredients, in my humble opinion. You live in the Northern Atlantic, and you don't forage the natural bounty?? Incroyable!
Awww, apologies! I have quite a few more adventures from Maine coming up where I will find so many great shells(both common, and uncommon)! Thanks for watching!
Thanks for asking! I am originally from Maine, but live currently in NYC - I spend most of my time between these two places. I have family that lives in Florida, so when I visit I try to bake some shelling into my trip. In the past few years, I have had the opportunity to visit a couple places in the Caribbean as well, and...you guessed it - did some shelling! Many of my videos are filmed over longer periods of time and I plan episodes well in advance. Additionally, when possible, I try to keep the uploads varied and spaced apart so you aren't seeing one location all the time!
Hi Deb! There are many great locations to find sea glass all over the world. Certain places in New England, and in particular, Maine can be awesome for collecting. Thanks for watching and I wish you the best in your hobby!
Hey Tommie, I filmed this adventure in December of last year! But yes, sometimes there is snow in Maine in May. I have a few more adventures from Maine coming soon that were filmed this spring and summer...with no snow hehe! Thanks for watching!
I adore your videos and will continue to look forward to what you produce. Please consider changing your intro music. I have to skip through as quickly as possible because it is so anxiety inducing. And I'm not an anxious person. But it is incongruent with the rest of your video style. Not meant to be a criticism but more of a suggestion.
Hi Melissa, have actually been working on some housekeeping for the intro portion! Thank you for the valued feedback and I am glad that you enjoy the content over all!
My wife and I have at least five pounds of sea glass that we have collected over the past twenty years. Wonderful times combing the beaches and sharing our finds with other beachcombers.
I love going on your adventures thanks for letting me tag along. My dream trip would be to go beachside around the whole United States and see all of our beaches n how different they are and the shells from each beach
How beautiful! Thank you and God bless you!
The sea glass and the music corresponding with each other is very intriguing ... might go out on my beach and look for sea glass myself tomorrow..l.
Fabulous !!!! Thanks, Arkansas, America
Love the norther water. So pretty. Patty
Wow! Beautiful! I would totally go in the winter for those finds! Just plain old cold here in MN!!
Loved the underwater view. So clear
The beautiful ice blue ocean. I ❤️ it.
Awwww the sea glass how beautiful thanks for a great peaceful walk
Hi Mitzi, I am glad you enjoyed coming along. Hope to have you on the next adventure too!
Wow Maine is so beautiful and so incredible you found a lot of sea glass and pottery pieces. Thanks very much also for teaching us about the crab shells. Very much enjoy seeing your videos!
Hello friend, thank you for watching the content!
Beautiful video! I know I keep saying it...but visiting Maine is a Bucket List item for me! Thank you for taking us with you on this adventure!
Hi Julianne! I am fairly confident that you'll want to begin planning your second trip to Maine, while you are still on your first trip there :)
I loved Maine before I love it more now, thanks
Loved your video. I have been going to Maine every summer since I was a little kid. My sisters own a cottage on Higgins beach (not much if any sea glass) we kayak to a tiny island near Higgins and it has a little. Always looking for new places to look while we are there. One time we took the Ferry over to peaks island and found a spot with some sea glass. May I ask what island you took the ferry to. If I went to any of the Casio bay islands would I have luck? I know sea glasses don’t like giving up there secret spots but I hoping you might. If you ever come to Chicago I’ll tell you what beach you can find great glass on Lake Michigan. Thanks and keep putting out fun videos.
I love your intro music!!
👍🏻❤️🐚🧜🏻♀️
I live in Waterville Maine. Grate video.
Super fun video. Those yellow periwinkles are beautiful! I’m still trying to wrap my head around you trudging through snow to go beachcombing. Glass and shells and beautiful beaches - thanks for taking us along!
We know it's all worth it for those treasures right? This is why I needed a break to Florida soon after! :)
@@solaceinshelling6552 It's so worth it! And if you dress for it it's not SO bad. I just prefer flip flops over boots - LOL!
Back to the cold shelling! Love your videos no matter where they are!
Hi Kathy, we'll be in quite a few different locations over the next few months! Exciting things to come!
@@solaceinshelling6552 can’t wait!!
I love your vids! Your so informative and you tell where you are! Love that!
Hello, thank you very much for checking out my content. I hope to see you on the next adventure too!
Great sea glass trip.
Thanks 😊
Maine is beautiful
Hi Denise, Maine is a treasure! Thanks for watching :)
Hi I just found your channel and subbed! Love to find others who love what I love! I just posted my latest vid about sea glass in Maine and your video came up on my feed! Yay! I cam looking forward to exploring your channel! Happy Hunting! ~Kris
Hi friend, apologies for the distanced reply! I have watched quite a few of your episodes as well - I particularly like the blue lake Michigan stones!
Thanks for watching and supporting!
New sub! The music and your shared delight in hunting those beautiful glass pieces, sold me! I'm currently unable to walk on the sand to hunt, and I miss it so much, so watching is bittersweet! Thank you for the videos! Do you know of a West coast beach combing channel to recommend?
You can find West Coast Rockhounding but not so much for shells. I've looked a lot. Living in Oregon I watch a lot of those kind o channels as well.
Hello friend, I am very happy to provide virtual access to beach adventures whenever you need them! Thank you so much for watching my content!
Beautiful sea glass and pottery 💖
Hey Dally, thanks so much for coming along! Maine is so special!
well done on the finds gl&hh😊
We have a Summer cottage in Casco Bay and I have NEVER found red sea glass in the 50 years I've been going there. We call the yellow shells "popcorn" shells. Enjoyed this video, can't wait to go back in the Summer.
Hello Barb! My friend(the sea glass expert in my circle), told me that she has only found a few pieces of red in many years of searching. I love the "popcorn" shells! 😀. Thanks so much for watching!
I would give anything to experience this. The sea glass is beautiful
Thank you so much for coming along, Deloris!
16:05 looks like an old coke bottle. So cool. Did you know that if you leave white glass exposed to the sun, some pieces will turn lavender and then purple? Glass sitting on the beach in the sun often doesn’t start out purple, but turns purple because of the chemicals used to make the glass. I have several pieces sitting on my (outside) windowsill and some of it is starting to turn.
I liked this video so much I have watched it twice. What do you do with the sea glass? I'm just curious.
Hello, I am not a huge sea glass collector actually. I have a few pieces of pirate glass I have found in the Caribbean but not a lot more than that. I do have a friend who is quite a big SG enthusiast and she really helped plan this trip! Some Sea glassers use their finds for display or for crafts - thanks for watching(a second time)!
Hi
Do you make crafts with the pieces if seaglass that you find or you just collect them just coz they are beautiful
Hi Chinchu Joseph! I haven't made any crafts so far...I more or less just collect. I'll be honest though, with sea glass I just particularly enjoy the search!
@@solaceinshelling6552 I loved the purple and the blue seaglass pieces
Did you have to kayak to get to these islands in Casco Bay?
Hello! There are municipal ferries from Portland (Casco Bay Lines), that service many islands here. You may also kayak to these islands as well, however exercise caution as there is a lot of commercial boat traffic and strong currents.
Thanks for watching!
Are there particular Casco bay beaches that are the best for sea glass? I'm considering a trip to Maine in April!
Hello friend, I don't think there is a bad spot to find seaglass near Casco Bay and Portland Harbor. With that said, any of the Casco Bay islands are particularly great for finding seaglass. One of my favorite spots(and also the most accessible), is Peaks Island!
Thanks so much for watching!
Hello friend, I don't think there is a bad spot to find seaglass near Casco Bay and Portland Harbor. With that said, any of the Casco Bay islands are particularly great for finding seaglass. One of my favorite spots(and also the most accessible), is Peaks Island!
Thanks so much for watching!
@@solaceinshelling6552 Thank you!!
I'll be up in ellsworth visiting family next week. Do you know if any place around that area that is good for sea glass?
Hello friend! I don't know of any places exactly in that area of Maine where great sea glass could be found, but in general my rule of thumb is to check out small cobblestone beaches where there is medium to slightly heavier wave action.
With that said, both sea glassing and shelling can be hit or miss. I hope you find some great treasures, and thanks for watching!
@@solaceinshelling6552 yeah it can be hit or miss and I probably won't even have time to go out and look because not everyone in the family likes seaglass hunting but I thought it couldn't hurt to ask.
Thank you for replying 😊
I thought the purple horse muscle was pretty. A keeper.
Do you never harvest the surf clams or mussels to make a meal? Im salivating at the sight of them all!
Hi Bonnie! I actually haven't harvested any of the mollusks before - normally just collect the dead specimens. There's a UA-cam channel that I love to watch, called "The Fish Locker" where harvesting is often featured!
@@solaceinshelling6552 I love that channel! I subscribed some time ago, and I really enjoy his beach picnics. I'm trying to stick to a ketogenic diet, and the seafoods are the best ingredients, in my humble opinion. You live in the Northern Atlantic, and you don't forage the natural bounty?? Incroyable!
Love the sea glass, but I was dying over the shells you were skipping. They may be common to you but they were wow to me.
Awww, apologies! I have quite a few more adventures from Maine coming up where I will find so many great shells(both common, and uncommon)! Thanks for watching!
Ahhh my people lol
Where exactly is home base for you? Your videos are from everywhere so I don't know exactly where you live.
Thanks for asking! I am originally from Maine, but live currently in NYC - I spend most of my time between these two places. I have family that lives in Florida, so when I visit I try to bake some shelling into my trip. In the past few years, I have had the opportunity to visit a couple places in the Caribbean as well, and...you guessed it - did some shelling! Many of my videos are filmed over longer periods of time and I plan episodes well in advance. Additionally, when possible, I try to keep the uploads varied and spaced apart so you aren't seeing one location all the time!
I would love to find sea glass so I could use it in my jewelry making
Hi Deb! There are many great locations to find sea glass all over the world. Certain places in New England, and in particular, Maine can be awesome for collecting. Thanks for watching and I wish you the best in your hobby!
Snow in May! I don't think I would live there!
Hey Tommie, I filmed this adventure in December of last year! But yes, sometimes there is snow in Maine in May. I have a few more adventures from Maine coming soon that were filmed this spring and summer...with no snow hehe!
Thanks for watching!
Is this on an island?
Hi Renae! yes, my friend coordinated the trip - it was on two different islands. Thank you for watching!
@@solaceinshelling6552 my 14 year old are always looking for a good places to find seaglass in maine :) everyone is so hush hush..
@@renaeramos3496 right... I find making friends is the best way to get info. But of course you have to be willing to share your spots also.
@@TheAdventurousRealtor I have a list of course I can share :)
@@renaeramos3496 find beachcombing groups
I adore your videos and will continue to look forward to what you produce. Please consider changing your intro music. I have to skip through as quickly as possible because it is so anxiety inducing. And I'm not an anxious person. But it is incongruent with the rest of your video style. Not meant to be a criticism but more of a suggestion.
Hi Melissa, have actually been working on some housekeeping for the intro portion! Thank you for the valued feedback and I am glad that you enjoy the content over all!
@@solaceinshelling6552 you've got a good thing going and I am sure it will only get better. Keep it up!
Personally, i like the upbeat music of your intro. Just a matter of taste i guess. I kind of dont want you to change a thing.