Who did it?

[sunray]

2 Boys found this on the sand in the River.. In Skagit County here in Washington.. Its heavy and large
Wondering if anyone recognizes the work? I think its soft glass.. appears to be sculpted with that NOSE(?) added

I told them I'd ask on line ...

We liked it so well we put lights behind it..

[kage]

i think Indiana Jones was looking for that in the last movie....maybe the mayans put it there???

[jusbag]

Hahaha, that is a sweet schnoz!

[HoneyCombOver]

Hell ya. I used to look for "beach glass" on vacation at Lake Erie in the summers. Mainly just bits of beer bottles and other glass that had been smoother out by the water. If I had found something like this I would have shit a brick. Nice find!

[Emmett's Glass]

Cool piece. Send a pic to pratt and some of the other hot shops in the area, maybe 1 of them knows (nose)?.
E

[Kevin Bumble]

it sure looks dope with the light behind it

[T-Rex]

damn what a crazy find, that's sweet

hahaha... shit a brick....

[Mr. Wonka]

I've done things like this before... throwing out something I wasn't happy with... in areas that it could be found over time. The Allegheny river bank, the woods, a stream, a waterfall, etc.

I think everyone should do that- it's a really cool find for a hiker, fisherman, beach goer, etc., and something they will probably cherish forever.

Tom

[menty666]

Josh Simpson does it with some of his marbles too.

[Swampy]

Ya me too, I leave mushrooms around the place.

[drew1492]

Nomad?

[T-Rex]

not a bad idea!
i might just have to follow suit

[Aussie]

I always take some nice marbles (not seconds) when I travel, to leave in places where people can find them. Not obvious places, but not so deeply hidden that eyes which happen to look in the right place can't see them. So far I have mibs stashed at Angkor Wat, Osaka and White Heron (the one featured in a bunch of the Kurosawa movies) castles, Machu Pichu, Heidelberg castle, I managed to hide one in the Pergamon Museum in Berlin, next to a canal in Amsterdam, Laodikea and Heliopolis (ancient Roman and Greek ruins) in Turkey ... a couple I don't expect to be found anytime soon, if ever, are at Lake Sandoval in the Amazon jungle, Peru, in the ocean, where I was scuba diving, off Sipadan Island in Borneo, in the canal of a floating market in Thailand ... those are just a few that I can remember off the top of my head. I have pics of most of the locations.

[Chris Vargas]

i think Indiana Jones was looking for that in the last movie....maybe the mayans put it there???

this really made me lol.

aside from that, last year there were at least 3 different occasions that I left a pendant on the Disc Golf course, in places that they would be found. In particular, I left a 420 pendant out there on 420. Im sure someone was happy!

[naughty pirate wench]

Very cool find - and yes, the schnozz is quite impressive.

Leaving little "treasures" for unsuspecting strangers to find is *almost* as much fun as making the little treasures...the kids and I have a great time leaving pendants and beads where someone will hopefully find them. I have to confess though - they're not all "firsts" as Aussie's are - but they're definitely not rotten-nasty trash either - most look like firsts to everyone else but me, lol.

[nick coe]

i always leave a little something every time i have a extra I'm on the fence with i always sign the piece to hope it makes its way to a shelf somewhere i have a lot of fun looking half the time for that perfect spot in a knot of a tree or put between a few sea shells its always fun i saw someone pick one up one time didn't hide it were well i guess but they seemed to be really happy showing it to the group she was with