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12-16-2011, 03:08 PM
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Well - glass is sort of like quartz crystals, so chemically very similar to actual rocks and stones, but the shape is the key here. Rocks in the mountains are also jagged but are rounded quickly when they enter a creek and a river. Same thing happens with man-made stone like glass (or also concrete or bricks).
I think to me the beauty is in both - in that Nature can turn this kind of trash and make it a part of Nature and that this part then is also very beautiful... I once saw another beach that was the leftover of an old iron mine. It was full of black sand with white quartz pebbles. The sand was incredibly heavy. It was all leftover iron ore that was sitting there as a beach. It looked very interesting.
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