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A Shore ThingParade Magazine article featuring Richard LaMotte and the North American Sea Glass Assocition. Includes a slide show of sea glass. |
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The Godfather of Sea GlassFew sea glass collectors DON'T recognize the name of Richard LaMotte. As the author of Pure Sea Glass: Discovering Nature's Vanishing Gems, LaMotte is a nationally recognized authority on sea glass. His book is now in its 5th printing, and he is routinely interviewed by national media including Coastal Living magazine. |
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Sea Glass: The Search on the ShoreThe Smithsonian Magazine covered a couple who have made their living with sea glass. "For what it's worth, LaMotte and her husband, Richard, are among America's sea glass hunting elite; she makes sea glass jewelry in their Chestertown, Md. home, he—vice president of an environmental analysis firm by day—is the author of a seminal sea glass book, and together they run Sea Glass Publishing..." |
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Strolling the shore for sea glassA CNNMoney.com article discusses the business of collecting sea glass. "When Rogers spies a new shard on a beach, she guesses its age and origin by looking at surface wear and crack patterns. She often finds glass on beaches where town dumps existed centuries ago." |
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Look What the Tide Brought InFrom the Washington Post: "Today, those frosted, shimmery shards -- softened and smoothed by decades underwater -- are being sought by collectors, artisans and would-be archeologists. Bags of sea glass are sold by the pound on eBay." |