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The family went snorkelling at Point Peron a weekend or two ago and the kids and hubby picked up shells without realising the slugs that normally reside can be highly poisonous! Not realising someone was living inside the shells, they were left in the garage on a 40 degree day and the poor little hermit crabs that lived in them came out looking for the sea! They died, dehydrated and virtually mummified! I'm soooo sorry!
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As the sun slowly rises it catches a peiece of coral nestled in the sand .... nice story! but, alas, not true.
(Recreating a warm, sandy, tropical beach on my dining room table in Northern Ontario with little shells found on holiday beaches in Florida, Cuba, Bahamas, and Costa Rica)
While on Holiday with the family in Shell Island we watched an amazing sunset... who needs photo editing when they're captured just like this!
Pretty shells from the North Fork of Long Island and a Starfish we bought in a shop. We never see Starfish on the beach anymore.
This is the Shell station at the start of Angeles Crest where everyone congregates before making the ride up the hill.
The photo shows a group of munitions workers during World War 1 , at the Shell filling factory on Blyton Rd.
2210 Lamanche St.
Lower Ninth Ward
New Orleans, LA
Much of the ground around the Lower 9th (especially near the levee breach) is covered in a fine layer of shells and detritus.
Garage finds! My old Karrimor KSB 100's (KS 100e's) - many miles since last resoling / My Koflach shell boots - memories of higher altitudes / "The Pond I know" my Dads book from 1942 when he was 13!