 And for her, it's therapy. She's gotten through some of the hardest times in her life by beachcombing. She says because you walk the same footsteps over and over, you stop and pick something up and you're not thinking about anything but what you're looking at, no worries or anxieties. And it's peace for her. So she has been trying to bring this to the masses, offering workshops, summer camps for kids. She's written a book about beachcombing in the Chesapeake that's worth checking out.