A few more beautiful sunrises and sunsets have happened since I took this photo last week. I almost forgot about showing you these amazing treasures and moments because time seems to be passing with the speed of light. I didn’t find the shell of a lifetime so it didn’t seem as important to post. But that’s not what its all about, is it? It’s not just finding the biggest and best shell pile in the world. It’s finding something that makes you happy and content while you are on the hunt for that once in a lifetime seashell. The amazing thing about beach combing is that every day and every hour there’s something beautiful to see or washes up at your toes.
Life is colorful. No two people will see beauty the same way.
Enjoy each moment on the beach. You might not find a more special place on earth.
There will be days you will never forget.
Pam…what a beautiful post…not only in picture…but in words. You always know how to bring out the best in everything. Thank you for sharing your gift!!
I do believe walking the beach is paradise on earth. So much beauty and it is ever-changing. Next best thing is fishing :) Thanks for the great posts. I always look forward to them.
Pam, Thank you for those beautiful words and pictures … I “Heart” you and Sanibel. I’ll always remember meeting you on the beach with my sisters and our “Mermaid” Mother, Ella
Got to the beach this am! Just beautiful! ☀️ Took a video of the beach, waves and a few birds to wish my little sister Holly a Happy Happy Birthday. She just loves Sanibel. Then it happened, the rain. 😐 Pouring. Oh well, it was still beautiful. Just wet! ☔️
The beaches are calling to me and I must go!
Yes and soon, Sis, we will be there Dec 4. See you then Pam.
Well said, Pam. It’s the pleasure of the hunt and enjoying God”s beautiful creatures
Such a gorgeous sunset image Pam!
In less than 4 weeks I will be there!
Your words are so eloquently written and a good reminder to enjoy everything the beach offers. The last few times I was on the beach, I took the time to enjoy other activities other than just shell seeking. I was rewarded with watching seastars drift in the low tide, King’s crowns in the mudflats munching on fighting conchs, and beautiful live coquinas huddled together making funny snapping noises. But the highlight was seeing my first live horse conch that took both my hands to hold. I am still “on the hunt” for a huge, empty horse conch but have great memories of watching all the live marine life.
You may have not found the shell of a lifetime, but you’ve still found so many beautiful little treasures!!! It’s the variety of things you can find that makes searching for & collecting so much fun. I love what you collected!
Lovely picture. You never tire of the sea and the beach it has a new mood every day and hour and always has something to offer each day.
what’s up with all the sanddollars at the lighthouse & gulfside?
This is a lovely post. Thank you Pam.