Lake Superior Sea Glass 

Awesome finds friends! Stay warm and keep exploring, loving the vids!

Great finds! You know you're having a good day when it takes 3 hands to show your finds from the 1st half hour, 🤣🤣👍. Do you ever find any melted/deformed "campfire" sea glass? We have "campfire" glass along the Mississippi River and tributaries. It comes from the fires that island campers and night fishermen toss their bottles and jars into and then (usually) cover with sand to put the fire out. When the river level comes up it washes the glass out and the scouring process begins. Some of the shapes are beautiful when cleaned. Red is the rarest color that we find here in the Tri-State (IL, IA, WI) area. Thanks for sharing... Stay warm... Good Luck, Have Fun, and Keep on Houndin' Steve...

If you were to collect enough sea glass, wouldn’t that look good in the bottom of an aquarium...also your shotgun head stamp dates to between 1920-1940. I like detecting head stamps, it gives me a timeline of what era things are that I’m finding in the woods.