On the beach off West Gulf Drive yesterday, I ran in to two shellers I told you about in January. Clark met Sanibel Ann at the lighthouse beach looking for WENTLETRAPS on the 30th of January and then I met Nick with a live ALPHABET CONE on January 23rd. They are stilling combing the beaches for shells……this time I saw them together. Why? Because I just found out they are married. Love is shelling.
Sanibel Ann found this beautiful bright yellow HORSE CONCH and within 5 minutes I found this TRUE TULIP that I could describe as maybe terra-cotta color. What color would you describe that as? How ever we describe them, we both consider them great finds for the day.
I shot this picture just in case you had any questions about our water clarity and color in the gulf. Gorgeous!
The water looks amazing!! I’ll be there Monday – save some shells for meeee! lol
The sky and water are amazing! Sure wish I was there.
Some think bigger is better…but you have proven that great beauty lies in the small as well! I guess other than jingle shells and the ever lovely and colorful coquinas I really was passing up the “little guys”. No more! Hope to be there the week between Christmas and New Years! Cross your fingers for us! I sure enjoy your postings, Pam. Thanks.
“Sanibel Ann” is that her real name or a nick name?
Glad you included the water clarity photo, I’m sure we are all thinking about the oil and how it will effect Sanibel.