Westward Ho! Bead americasWestward Ho! is a seaside village near Bideford in North Devon. It lies at the south end of Northam Burrows and is separated from Saunton Sands by the River Taw. It was named after Charles Kingsleys novel Westward Ho! (1855) Westward Ho! has slow crumbly beginner friendly waves and is also a popular beach for kite surfers. There is a huge pebble ridge that runs along the entire length of the beach. The Westward Ho! bead is made with yellow glass to
This beautiful stretch of beach is extremely popular with surfers and sun worshippers alike
The Devon county bead takes colour inspiration from our entire Devon bead collection and we have chosen a lush dark green and a fresh apple green glass
these are representative of Croyde's unique ripping effects in the sand as the tide drops back leaving circular pool shapes all over the beach
We've decorated the bead with black lines representing the reef and rock slabs with little white dots which are the seagulls nesting on the cliffs
This gives the bead the look of the sun gleaming down onto the pools whilst the dots around the bead represent water droplets
We’ve used cobalt blue and a bright red glass
St Agnes is a picturesque Cornish village
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We wanted the Mavericks bead to capture the size of the enormous waves that break here along with the intense atmosphere
Oysters is definitely for the experienced surfer as it is a dangerous big wave spot
Anton is a village ski resort in the state of Tyrol
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