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I came home from a walk to find A had been doing a lot of tidying and dusting, and rearranging a large collection of stones and shells on one of our windowsills. This was one of his mini-installations.
Shell Creek in the aftrernoon, Deep in the outback of San Luis Obispo County. Shell Creek Road is off Highway 58 near the east side of Black Mountain (with the radar site on top). The creek is full of marine fossils, and the land on either side is prone to breaking out in carpets of wildflowers in the spring. I'm guessing that this spring will be especially bountiful, given the hard rains. At least, that's what they're saying about the Antelope Valley, Death Valley and other places in southern California known for their wildflower blooms.
January 31, 2005; Pentax 67/105mm lens/85B filter/Kodak 400VC, about 300 feet. Any corner distortion is due to my less-than-perfect copystand mounted digicam & light table apparatus.
This book summarizes in a clear an practical manner the range of knowledge contained in "Shelles of Polynesia" which is published by the same firm. It offers, to lovres nature, as well as to enthusiasmic collectors, a panorama of conchology fauna found in Tahiti and The Archipelagoes of French polynesia. This book will help to easily idntify the various species, situate their environment, and understand the mysteries of their way of life.
SHELLS OF TAHITI
Bernard Salvat and Claude Rives
Editor: Les Editions du Pacifique
ISBN: 2-85700-182-7
13 cm x 18 cm (160 pages)
First printing: october 1984
The strength of a shell to withstand the oceans tides and currents, so fragile yet so complex.Not well today, so I played with some of my shells that the ocean has provided me .
shells cut to fitin sterling silver box, with little drops of peridot,amber,or amethyst. rectangle 1/2 " long.