The Oregon Coast Beach Log

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am interested in knowing if anybody finds the colored glass fishing floats. called glasss balls. they were originally made in japan. When i was a much younger man in mmy twenties and thirtees i would find them washed up on the beach.i collected these "gems"found between florence or and seaside,or. ps they are difficult to find and i made many a trip empty handed. guess thats what made the hobby such fun. i still have a few of them and the largest is bigger than a standard size basket ball...

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Posted on June 20, 2005, at 10:06 PM by F'jarr Foss
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Found literally millions of what look like transparent dry leaves at the high tide mark off Driftwood beach North of Waldport Or. Found they were the remnants of a creaure called "by-the-wind Sailor" or Velella Velella. It was a truly amazing sight.
http://www.cornwallwildlifetrust.org.uk/nature/marine/velella.htm