Glass Beaches with Colorful “Pebbles”
Glass Beach in California
In 1906, Fort Bragg residents threw their garbage over the cliffs above what is now Glass Beach. In 1949, the area around Glass Beach became a public water dump. When this beach filled, the dump was moved north to what is now known as "Glass Beach", which remained an active dump site until 1967.
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Glass Beach in California in the Ussuri Bay (Russia)
Ussuri Bay (Russia) was dumping ground for old glass bottles. The waves of the Pacific ocean have washed the broken vodka, beer, and wine bottles into millions of “pebbles“.
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Anna Pozharskaya
Julia
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Regina
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Julia Savkina
Anna Pozharskaya
In 1906, Fort Bragg residents threw their garbage over the cliffs above what is now Glass Beach. In 1949, the area around Glass Beach became a public water dump. When this beach filled, the dump was moved north to what is now known as "Glass Beach", which remained an active dump site until 1967.
Source: meganpru
Source: matthigh
Source: leerentz
Source: designyoutrust.com
Source: Scot
Source: digggs
Glass Beach in California in the Ussuri Bay (Russia)
Ussuri Bay (Russia) was dumping ground for old glass bottles. The waves of the Pacific ocean have washed the broken vodka, beer, and wine bottles into millions of “pebbles“.
Source:rgo
Anna Pozharskaya
Julia
Source: grunja
Regina
Source: grunja
Julia Savkina
Anna Pozharskaya
