🚂💎 Ever stumbled upon large, rough, light green or blue marbles while beachcombing near the Great Lakes or near railroad tracks and wondered what they were? These so-called “railroad marbles” were not likely used in the railroad industry, but were actually used in making fiberglass. Shipped in barrels around the Great Lakes, they were melted down by manufacturers to create fiberglass products. Along the way, some spilled during transport or unloading, eventually finding their way to beaches al

Celebrating the beachcombers who treasure shells, sea glass, driftwood, rocks, and fossils, creating memories throughout the year. 💙🌊 Here’s to the simple moments that stay with us. #Beachcombing #CoastalLife | Beachcombing Magazine

It’s beachcombing season! The first Beachcombing Explorience of the year is Saturday, January 17 at 3pm. Join a local guide for a shoreline treasure hunt—spotting agates, fossils, shells, minerals, and learning about the coastal geology that makes Lincoln City so special. Exploriences are free, open to everyone, and no registration required. 📅 Winter Beachcombing Dates at SW 33rd St: Jan 17 @ 3pm Jan 24 @ 8am Jan 31 @ 2pm Feb 8 @ 9am Feb 12 @ 1pm Feb 26 @ 12pm Mar 8 @ 8am Mar 22 @ 8am Mar 28 @