Beachcombing TREASURE: $1000 Sea Glass FOUND
After sailing to a remote beach, we find SO MUCH sea glass while beachcombing from the dingy! Check out what we make after sorting through the MASSIVE amount of sea glass. Art, driftwood, and other treasures abound in this video. Hope you like!
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Epidemic Sound
00:00-0:45 Meet the CREW
0:45-2:21 Engine ISSUES
2:21-5:34 Sailing/Dinghy to the Beach
5:34-10:24 Hunting for TREASURE
10:24-15:35 Sorting the Sea Glass
15:35-17:45 Making ART
17:45-18:41 Thank you for watching!
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