If you want to combine art with cleaning up the environment, be a part of the Wrack Line Sculpture Contest. It is one of many activities taking place during the LBI Sea Glass and Art Festival running Saturday and Sunday, Oct,. 1 and 2, at Things A Drift in Ship Bottom.
Cheryl Kirby, Things a Drift owner, said the wrack line is the uneven strip of debris that parallels the shoreline marking the apex of high tide. Swept ashore by waves and left behind by the outgoing tide, it is an intriguing commingling of shells, seaweed, driftwood, treasure and trash.
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