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Oregon Coast Beachcombing
Beachcombing is walking along the beach looking for "treasures." Some
treasures you take home, others you study and leave for others to see. It
could be something of value or simply a thing of interest.
You will find things that nature created like seashells,
sand dollars, rocks, fossils, driftwood, and
agates, among others.
You will also find interesting man-made items, like old boat parts, nets,
paddles, ropes, and fishing gear. It is also common to find old glass
polished by the ocean, old corks, and even coins. You may even find an
old Shipwreck!
The beach is full of interesting curiosities if you take the time to look.
Just thinking that many of these items come from far away, even from distant
countries, makes beachcombing very fascinating.
Many of these items are great for craftwork, jewelry,
and decoration, but the best part of beachcombing is the actual exploration of the beach and
seeing all the odds and ends.
Beachcombing is ever changing. The ocean washes up new treasures to be found
everyday.
Of course, the joy for most beachcombers is the fact that it is very
relaxing and enjoyable. Studying nature is a great way to get your thoughts away
from the rat race and daily chores.
Beachcombing is for all ages. The only thing better than finding your own
beach treasures is to see a proud child excited about finding and showing off
their newly found treasures.
The serious beachcomber could be called a treasure hunter. For those people
we recommend a metal detector like
Bounty Hunter Gold Digger Metal Detector".
The Oregon Coast Visitors guide wishes you good luck in your beachcombing
adventure.
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