I enjoyed your Seaham sea glass adventure! You found some beautiful pieces. My bucket list was to go there. I went in September last year for a week from the US. I met 4 other people visiting Seaham from the US while I was there. I found everyone friendly there. I could have stayed for the whole month! The green and yellow milk glass you found is actually glass tile called vitrolite. The Beach Combing magazine did an article on it January/February 2023 issue. The milky color is beautiful. I really like the mint green. I was able to find some pieces that were red and blue also. I really enjoyed a couple of restaurants. The Lamp room and Ashoka. Thank goodness for the North Beach Coffee Bar. Great sandwiches, chai tea, and clean bathrooms. I hope your next Seaham beach combing adventure brings your a big red and orange multi and the next piece of pirate glass is cobalt blue!!! Happy hunting!!
* The cornflower blue is called "Bonfire Glass" in Scotland .. You found so many types of glass.. Multi, tri-color, bi-color, Pirate glass, green, clear, & amber but I love the Blue most of all.. WOW ~ That is the first piece of pottery transfer ware I have seen you find.. hope you find a Pink Multi & a scarlet multi..
The pink one is is my favourite also the blue ones hopefully I will go to seaham one day with my granddaughters so we can make some jewelery so they can have grate memories of our sea glass hunting together
* The fossil at the 40:57 mark is called "Hexigonaria" & If it were not worn down but filled with Agate instead, it would be called a "Petoskey stone" & could be polished & made into jewelry.. I have a Polished Petoskey Pendant from Michigan in the USA.. Love Fossils..
Absolutely incredible finds. I love sea glass but do not have beaches as rich as the beaches you visit. I have just started watching and get very excited watching. Love Bear, and love that you share in other countries. Spain was wonderful...lol all your videos are wonderful. I get dizzy when you get excited when finding several pieces at a time. I will go to your other videos so I can understand some of terminology better. Thanks you sharing😊
Hi nice video hello to bear.I luv the chunky bubbly emerald green teardrop and the multi that is egg shaped tri color teal turquoise and clear happy hunting
Fab video as always, loving the bubbles & multis couldn't possibly choose a favourite. Seaham is such a magical place, it's our happy place. Happy Hunting ❤
Great video. I love your beautiful footage and your stunning multis, bubbles and plain colours. Bear is a patient and gorgeous companion. Looking forward to your next video x
I’m counting down the days til 26th June ! So many beautiful round pieces ! Love your enthusiasm ! I’ll be the lion doing a happy dance if I find a single multi !!
I love love love your videos, I'm in Anacortes Washington! I would love to come there one day! I'm always looking for Sea Glass here in the Pacific Northwest Coast lines!
The multicoloured seaham seaglas must be quite valuable by now,they must be getting scarcer with each passing year. Although it seems there's always more coming from the depths of the ocean.
There was another blue piece at 11:36 NW behind a triangle shaped dark stone. On my screen I see a glowing green piece of glass NE of your hand at 12:08. So many blue multi's and brown ones. Is that a piece of blue glass at 36:11 top of screen north of your fingers? I'm not sure if it's glass or a rock but it looks blue on my screen at 42:35 just to the right of the big black rock.
Probably! It’s impossible to see them all. So many times on this beach you find a multi right next to someone’s rake mark and they’ve missed it! Well spotted - good eyes ☺️
Arggg when you picked the electric blue and said I have an idea… I thought you were going to say what it was from! I’ve found a couple and would love to know
Finding a lot of pirate glass of late. Do you do anything with yours? I just put it in a tub, unfortunately. Just missed you last time at Seaham. A couple of Irish Americans said hello to you. I spoke to them on beach day after. Bubbles are my favourites. I love the shape. Great videos, and I've started to do the odd one for fun 😅
Love these adventures. You have such a great treasure trove to discover. Enjoy your channel so much. Those glowing globes- all colors- are my fav.
I enjoyed your Seaham sea glass adventure! You found some beautiful pieces. My bucket list was to go there. I went in September last year for a week from the US. I met 4 other people visiting Seaham from the US while I was there. I found everyone friendly there. I could have stayed for the whole month! The green and yellow milk glass you found is actually glass tile called vitrolite. The Beach Combing magazine did an article on it January/February 2023 issue. The milky color is beautiful. I really like the mint green. I was able to find some pieces that were red and blue also. I really enjoyed a couple of restaurants. The Lamp room and Ashoka. Thank goodness for the North Beach Coffee Bar. Great sandwiches, chai tea, and clean bathrooms. I hope your next Seaham beach combing adventure brings your a big red and orange multi and the next piece of pirate glass is cobalt blue!!! Happy hunting!!
Thank you 🙏🏼 it’s an amazing place not just for the sea glass! I love it, can’t wait to go back ❤️
Oh those big green bubbles were gorgeous, getting your eye in for those multis 👍🏻😀
* The cornflower blue is called "Bonfire Glass" in Scotland .. You found so many types of glass.. Multi, tri-color, bi-color, Pirate glass, green, clear, & amber but I love the Blue most of all.. WOW ~ That is the first piece of pottery transfer ware I have seen you find.. hope you find a Pink Multi & a scarlet multi..
Can’t wait until our turn, I have to say as it’s my favourite colour the purple multi for me 😊
The purple is rare so I was chuffed to find that!
The pink one is is my favourite also the blue ones hopefully I will go to seaham one day with my granddaughters so we can make some jewelery so they can have grate memories of our sea glass hunting together
That’s lovely 🥺❤️
* The fossil at the 40:57 mark is called "Hexigonaria" & If it were not worn down but filled with Agate instead, it would be called a "Petoskey stone" & could be polished & made into jewelry.. I have a Polished Petoskey Pendant from Michigan in the USA.. Love Fossils..
Absolutely incredible finds. I love sea glass but do not have beaches as rich as the beaches you visit. I have just started watching and get very excited watching. Love Bear, and love that you share in other countries. Spain was wonderful...lol all your videos are wonderful. I get dizzy when you get excited when finding several pieces at a time. I will go to your other videos so I can understand some of terminology better. Thanks you sharing😊
Hi Janet! Thanks for your lovely words. So glad you’re enjoying! ☺️
Hi nice video hello to bear.I luv the chunky bubbly emerald green teardrop and the multi that is egg shaped tri color teal turquoise and clear happy hunting
That was my fave multi too! ❤️
Fab video as always, loving the bubbles & multis couldn't possibly choose a favourite. Seaham is such a magical place, it's our happy place. Happy Hunting ❤
I love it there - can’t wait to go back!
I love the pink and all the blues
Amazing bubbly sea glass!
Love the large brown/ Amber multi!
Wow what a great beach I love the round piece of milk glass some beautiful multi glass well done ❤xxx
It’s amazing and well worth the 7 hour drive!! Xxx
Love to watch your videos! Wish Lake Michigan had such Rocky areas! Have never found a multi here!
The Multis are from an old glass factory up the coast from this beach, which is why they’re so common there ☺️
Love the purple multi and the pink. You did great.
Thank you!
Great video. I love your beautiful footage and your stunning multis, bubbles and plain colours. Bear is a patient and gorgeous companion. Looking forward to your next video x
She is a wonderful beachcombing buddy - just loves to be outdoors with me! Thanks for watching ❤️
Cool day out the teal is my favourite
It’s like a tiger’s eye in glass ❤️
Wow amazing finds! Bucket list beach.
It is an incredible place!
loved watching your sea glass hunting
i went and did same after watching/ thankyou for inspiring me'
I love the sea glass. But i also see some beautiful rocks that i would pick up also.
I do pick some up! The chalcedony there is so beautiful
I’m counting down the days til 26th June ! So many beautiful round pieces ! Love your enthusiasm ! I’ll be the lion doing a happy dance if I find a single multi !!
You will just get there early and go super slowly. They’re not obvious to spot like people think!
The big multi blue is my favorite
Quite a few militias today.❤
I love this video!!!
I love love love your videos, I'm in Anacortes Washington! I would love to come there one day! I'm always looking for Sea Glass here in the Pacific Northwest Coast lines!
Thank you Darlene! You definitely should make the trip ❤️ happy hunting!
I love your excitement finding multi's. Happy hunting!
It never gets old!
OMG fab finds. Love the first blue multi you found & the brown multi that got you so distracted from the pirate glass you found 😂
Yes I feel like those were such lucky finds!
@@welshinwellies soooo looking forward to August. Hope I get some multis 🤞🏻
The multicoloured seaham seaglas must be quite valuable by now,they must be getting scarcer with each passing year. Although it seems there's always more coming from the depths of the ocean.
It’s getting fewer and further between with the pieces smaller as they get worn down over time. Ive seen people selling them for between £20-50!
Hi Dolls 👋 ❤
lovely multi, and I love this beach, it looks like there is a lot of lovely small rocks/pebbles too. I am a rock-lover
So many!
Multi's. Especially the brown and white. Generally do not like brown.😂
Which beach did you film this on? I love your excitement when you find bubbles.
Seaham Hall Beach
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There was another blue piece at 11:36 NW behind a triangle shaped dark stone. On my screen I see a glowing green piece of glass NE of your hand at 12:08. So many blue multi's and brown ones. Is that a piece of blue glass at 36:11 top of screen north of your fingers? I'm not sure if it's glass or a rock but it looks blue on my screen at 42:35 just to the right of the big black rock.
Probably! It’s impossible to see them all. So many times on this beach you find a multi right next to someone’s rake mark and they’ve missed it! Well spotted - good eyes ☺️
Manchester mudlarking " where on a beach near Blackpool and wanting someone to tell them about different things
Arggg when you picked the electric blue and said I have an idea… I thought you were going to say what it was from! I’ve found a couple and would love to know
Usually poison bottles!
@@welshinwellies lush find man!
Finding a lot of pirate glass of late. Do you do anything with yours? I just put it in a tub, unfortunately. Just missed you last time at Seaham. A couple of Irish Americans said hello to you. I spoke to them on beach day after. Bubbles are my favourites. I love the shape. Great videos, and I've started to do the odd one for fun 😅
Good luck with the video making! Sorry we missed each other ☺️ and happy hunting!
What do you do with such small pieces of glass ?
Seaham is running out of the spectacular big multis it's getting harder every year and we stopped going even though we enjoyed the tiny ones
Yes I agree but I find the regular glass there is stunning too - it glows in a way you don’t see anywhere else!