California Beach Covered in Glass !! D.O.T.Q. # 28 By: Quest For Details

[@rebeccamajor3465]

That is The BIGGEST BLUE I ever saw in my life. Congrats. Love glass beach

[@candywarmuth2455]

Went to the Russian River yesterday. Finally found a way down and we sure are happy we did. Loved it. Lots of Jade, agate jasper and serpentine. Thank you so much for turning us on to it. The story of tears is the same for Apache tears. Love the glass beach.

[@alexisshoemaker66]

I went to Glass Beach way before there were restrictions on bringing home the pebbles of glass. What a beautiful site I brought home 3 very small specimens to put in a really small crystal martini glass. I still have them. Now i just look for Ocean Agates, they're just as pretty and more adventures to find.

[@Brittanysjoy]

Rainbow glass beach sooooo beautiful. Love the blue melted piece. I too collect beach glass and old pottery slivers. They tumble into gorgeous pendants. Thanks for another great adventure.

[@fourwindsxx]

I love it, never seen melted beach glass before! “Accidental art”

[@QuestForDetails]

my favorite kind !!

[@gwynnfarrell1856]

Wow, that's a lot of glass! I suppose in another 50 years it might be completely ground away and then it will be Glass Beach no more. That bubbly blue piece was excellent! Thanks for sharing the beauty!

[@manishabambi]

Love it!!

[@alexismartin5257]

I stopped here when I moved to Brookings or. I have pictures of my 1 year old baby girl having a blast down there. Left with an abalone shell full of seaglss too. I miss that part of the coast frfr.

[@NurseMickiLea]

So your favorite rocks are green and your favorite glass is too🍀🥰💚

[@traisalqemzi5142]

Very cool...

[@rebeccaofsunnybrookefarm8469]

I don't believe that I could be there and not remove 10 or 20 pieces of something beautiful. my favorite color of glass is cobalt and I have lots of it, some with the clear, but nothing like that specimen! I use to keep it tucked away, now I use it every day! enjoyed the video!!!!

[@rebeccaofsunnybrookefarm8469]

This video was suggested to me for my morning viewing... I truly enjoy beaches and beach glass! I always enjoy re-watching the videos! Great start to the day!

[@donbuckholts8981]

Thanks I don’t think I could ever go there with out getting arrested. “Officer I just parked here and went for a day hick. I don’t know how my trunk got full of beach glass .”

[@candywarmuth2455]

lol it just jumped in.

[@Hey-Jo]

I gotta get my hiney over there. A piece or two has been known to get stuck in my shoes.

[@andyg7545]

Love the reversed wave at the end...had to take a second look🤣🤣

[@QuestForDetails]

too much fun editing, thanks for watching for the details !!

[@tinaleal1489]

Wow that is what you call liter that is beautiful...

[@zeynepguler7342]

beatıful video thank you

[@trishalynn56]

I'm confused where this is. The only Glass Beach I know of is near me in Fort Bragg. I took my children there off and on 30 40 years ago! Last time I went there the tourists picked all the colored glass out now it's all little white glass and it was almost gone. So I'm surprised our beach used to look just like this one 30 years ago.

[@QuestForDetails]

when I was first going there the lumber yards were still semi alive and the tree nursery was still in operation, and yes all that strip was loaded, no signs then of course, just a forgotten beach by the yards, blew my mind to see it as a tourist location....its good I guess that everyone is focused on that beach. my email is [e-mail] , I can explain the location better.

[@andyg7545]

Are you kidding.. this is so awezome

[@barbarawisdom56]

Omg beautiful wish I was there

[@pedraspreciosasdoBrasil]

😱👍

[@PauloSilva-hd6nu]

Que legal que é aí manda umas pedrinhas pra mim

[@pedraspreciosasdoBrasil]

Hem BYLRIFOOL good

[@btaken9372]

claim you didn't know? Pickin up liter

[@lg1.estafidestafid334]

Where is this place?

[@QuestForDetails]

It Is In Fort Bragg , California, Thank you for watching !

[@sangonews9368]

oh! beatıful, thank you

[@theresabraddock9310]

Its a shame they dont scoop it all up and sell it. Its eventually going to continue to break down and look like regular sand anyway and be gone forever.