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Shell Egypt

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12-02-2014

 

Shell Egypt

Meet The Staff

12-02-2014

Shell Egypt

Meet The Staff

12-02-2014

 

Shell Egypt

Meet The Staff

12-02-2014

Shell Egypt

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12-02-2014

 

Shell Egypt

Meet The Staff

12-02-2014

Shells / Biology / Animals / Radley Zoo

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I fell madly in love with this shell curtain!

 

This one was on the veranda of the shell shop at Pawleys Island but they were also inside on the front window.

 

Mmmm...seaside living!

Believe it or not this was not taken at the beach but at Tredegar House. They had sand and shells edging their flowerbeds.

Shell Egypt

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12-02-2014

 

Shell Egypt

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12-02-2014

My spatial design project designing a shelter based on an organic shape. I chose a shell and decided to photograph it in-depth. I made a wire frame and covered it in mod rock to form my shell like structure.

Bivalve shell, Hippopus hippopus, found Arlington Reef, Queensland, Australia.

 

Bi1995.17.780

DPABRV76

On Isabella Stuart Gardner's mausoleum.

From our troop campout to shell key, October 26-27 2013.

a macro of some shells

New Smyrna Beach, Florida

Mussel shells arranged on a New Zealand beach (Photo by Karelle Walker)

A brochure for a Minneapolis-Moline 1200 "D" Corn Sheller.

I took this picture trying to get lightning in the background, after many shots i failed miserably, it would have been awsome

Shell Creek Road off of California Highway 58.

Photo taken on April 10, 2008, 6:20 p.m. of a Shell Station on Garfield, on way to 105 Freeway in Long Beach, California.

These are some of shells that my husband brought back from the Orkney Islands.

sea, shells, beach, plenty of shells

Shell Egypt

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12-02-2014

 

Shell Egypt

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12-02-2014

This moth was spotted on the ceiling 10 days ago. Next day I found it in a different room. A week later it was sitting on a posy of garden flowers in a vase, during the early evening. It has been given endless chances to leave the house ( both day and night) but it refuses to fly free. This morning it was on a posy of jasmine but then flew across to this hanging, where it is rather nicely camouflaged. Urban garden before it came inside.

Coquina, a sedimentary rock formed from shells cemented together. The coquina must have formed since the last Ice Age which finished approximately 18,000 years ago. The shells and the cement are made of the mineral calcite.

Caithness "Sannick Bay" "John o' Groats" "Raised beach" "Raised shoreline" shellfish "Isotactic readjustment" "Ice age" sediment layers sand beach shell Scotland.

 

Links for more information:

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coquina

www.caithness.org/caithnessfieldclub/bulletins/1975/octob...

www.landforms.eu/Caithness/sea%20level%20change.htm

Deutsches Traktorenmuseum Paderborn 2009. Shell Tankstellenausstattung.

Shells are molded chocolate dusted with Super Pearl dust. Sand is brown sugar and disco dust. Leigh is marshmallow fondant.

Flag Ponds State Park, MD

60/2 micro sanded poplin - shell stitch detailing on the thigh area of the pant - ultra breathability

Shell on Prawns, Chicory & Watercress with Truffle Oil

 

My own dish

 

© 2013 Tony Worrall

bucket of shells from the shooting range.

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