Made by man, finished by nature: Now's the best time to hit the beach to hunt for sea glass

It may have once been part of a beer bottle. Or a vase. Or a Milk of Magnesia container. But after decades of being tumbled by water, after years of having its edges softened and rounded, it sits on the beach, a colored shard of tan or turquoise refracting the sunlight.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news163930236.html">Made by man, finished by nature: Now's the best time to hit the beach to hunt for sea glass</a></p> <p> It may have once been part of a beer bottle. Or a vase. Or a Milk of Magnesia container. But after decades of being tumbled by water, after years of having its edges softened and rounded, it sits on the beach, a colored shard of tan or turquoise refracting the sunlight.</p>