This document provides examples of various Lego pieces that have washed up on beaches in several locations in England and Australia over the past few decades, including a Lego flipper found in Port Phillip Bay, Melbourne within the last five years, a Lego scuba tank found at Perranporth beach on a Monday, a Lego piece discovered at Mawgan Porth, Cornwall in January 2014, Lego dragons collected from Bigbury on Sea, South Devon in the late 1990s, and some Lego sea grass gathered from Bigbury Bay in South Devon also in the late 1990s.

1. Lego ID guide! These are some
of the Lego bits you might find
washed up.

2. A Lego flipper that washed up in Port Phillip
Bay, Melbourne sometime in the last five years

3. This Lego scuba tank washed up
at Perranporth on Monday.

4. Lego piece found at Mawgan
Porth, Cornwall in January 2014

5. These Lego dragons washed up in Bigbury
on Sea, South Devon, England in the
late 1990s.

6. Some of the Lego sea grass
collected from Bigbury Bay in South
Devon in the late 1990s.