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Find a local tide chart.
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Do a walk by at low tide.
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Note the high tide line areas that
have collected the most debris.
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Return at high tide or just after
on the following morning.
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Begin combing at those high debris
areas you already identified.
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Collect your shells in plastic, or
if possible, nylon mesh bags.
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Rinse in fresh water at home.
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Buff and polish the best ones for
your collection.
Tips:
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During that initial walk by, keep
your eyes open for shells, but the early morning return will net more.
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Serious beachcombers often bring
garden variety rakes along with them.
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Bring along an extra plastic bag
for man-made trash, there will be less of it to sort through the following
day.
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