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    Fort Bragg Sea Glass Beach

    Fort Bragg Sea Glass Beach is a beach located in Fort Bragg, California, that is known for its abundance of sea glass. Fort Bragg is a small town located on the California coast, about 150 miles north of San Francisco.
     
    Fort Bragg Sea Glass Beach is located on the north side of the town, near the mouth of the Noyo River. The beach is home to a wide variety of sea glass, including clear, green, brown, blue, and white. The sea glass on this beach is believed to be the remnants of glass bottles and other debris that was discarded into the ocean over the past century or more.
     
    Fort Bragg Sea Glass Beach is a popular destination for sea glass collectors and tourists, who come to hunt for sea glass and enjoy the beautiful coastline. The beach is easily accessible from the town of Fort Bragg, and there are many local shops and businesses that cater to sea glass collectors.
     
    The beach is home to a wide variety of sea glass, including clear, green, brown, blue, and white. Fort Bragg Sea Glass Beach is a popular destination for sea glass collectors and tourists. 
     
    Please keep in mind, it is not legal to take sea glass from Fort Bragg Sea Glass Beach, also known as Glass Beach. Glass Beach is part of MacKerricher State Park and is protected by state law. Removing any rocks, shells, or other materials, including sea glass, from the beach is prohibited. Additionally, removing any natural or cultural features from state parks is considered vandalism and can result in fines and legal action. It is important to leave natural areas as you found them so that others can enjoy them in their natural state as well.
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