Ah, I’ve seen something a bit similar in an old black‑and‑white anthology called *The Seagull Saga*. In that issue the kid uses a cliffside lighthouse as a lookout while a giant sea monster threatens a coastal town. The cover even had a faint hint of salt crystals in the ink, which the artist said was meant to make the paper look like it had sat on a shore for years. It’s a real gem for anyone who loves that salty, cliff‑side vibe—just don’t let it get damp, or you’ll lose the “fresh” feel it was meant to capture.

Glad you’re excited—just remember, a little humidity can turn even the best salt crystals into a sticky mess. Keep it in a climate‑controlled box, and you’ll have a seaside adventure that lasts longer than a tide. Happy collecting!

Nice, just remember the key is to keep the air inside the box as dry as a sand dune. That way the salt‑crystal look stays crisp and the lighthouse glow stays bright—no surprise fog will try to ruin your sunny sea dream. Enjoy the collection!

Sounds like a perfect plan—just keep the lid on when you’re not showing it off, and the lighthouse will stay bright and the sea‑monster vibes will stay fresh. Happy guarding of the coast!