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On 10/16/2010 3:22 PM, Flying Pig wrote:
October Oooohs



As the day was still young, we headed off down to the beach on the
Atlantic
side of Elbow Cay (home of Hopetown), for beachcombing. While it was a
bit
sparse, many pieces of sea glass, and, a special treat, some sea
crockery,
was found. Wandering the town on the way home concluded our fantastic
time
ashore. Ooooh!

What is 'sea glass' and 'sea crockery'? Garbage in the sea a long time? Do
you collect this stuff?



It's junk. Flotsam and jetsam worn down almost to a nub! Skippy and his
lovely wife seem to have an obsession with junk. Usually it's the woman who
are so preoccupied but I can't help noticing that Skippy seems to share this
womanly trait with the distaff side.

Wilbur Hubbard

On 10/17/2010 2:30 PM, Wilbur Hubbard wrote:
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On 10/16/2010 3:22 PM, Flying Pig wrote:
October Oooohs



As the day was still young, we headed off down to the beach on the
Atlantic
side of Elbow Cay (home of Hopetown), for beachcombing. While it was a
bit
sparse, many pieces of sea glass, and, a special treat, some sea
crockery,
was found. Wandering the town on the way home concluded our fantastic
time
ashore. Ooooh!

What is 'sea glass' and 'sea crockery'? Garbage in the sea a long time? Do
you collect this stuff?



It's junk. Flotsam and jetsam worn down almost to a nub! Skippy and his
lovely wife seem to have an obsession with junk. Usually it's the woman who
are so preoccupied but I can't help noticing that Skippy seems to share this
womanly trait with the distaff side.

Well, people and taste vary. One man treasures what another man discards.