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Bailey-Matthews National Shell Museum

Sanibel, Florida

 

The Sydney Opera House has lots of great curves.

 

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Shell Beach, Shark Bay, Western Australia

 

Walnut Creek, CA

  

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Shell BIF plant with 3 crude oil tanks on the horizon, Shell SMDS Office on the front of the picture.

Tom talking to his horse. Wonder what they are discussing?

Most of the shellermen I was around kept watch on the drags all the time. It was the best way to keep an eye on how much corn was going to the machine. You sure didnt want to get a machine clogged up with too much wet, shuckey corn. Plus rocks,or metal objects would break many of the cast parts inside the sheller. There were some guys near here who built steel parts for the inside of the sheller. That were much stronger than the cast parts. But you still needed to know what was going into it.

Mais celle-ci non plus n'est pas tout à fait comme les autres...

Day 166

Florabella Olive Juice

Collecting shells is one of my most favourite activities since I was little.

Random inspiration

Shell Lubricants Egypt

Shell PUREPLUS Technology

Sunday, 6th of April 2014

Covered a few with shells

Shell Lubricants Egypt

Shell PUREPLUS Technology

Sunday, 6th of April 2014

hello, oh boy have i had fun making these cross's, i think next i might try some mirrors, hay how dreamy.

Our Road Trip in Western Australia

shell washed up on Ranguana Caye, off coast of Belize

Four monumental sculptures by Marc Quinn will be presented in The Edmond J. Safra Fountain Court this September and October. Forming two bodies of work entitled Frozen Wave and Broken Sublime (2015), the sculptures originate from the remnants of shells. This installation is the first time the works will be presented outdoors and the sculptures will be amidst the courtyard’s fountains, underlining the works’ connection to water.

The price board at the garage; on 14 March, the prices were 163.9 and 176.9.

This shell is part of the family ostreidae, or true oysters.

Equipment used: Macropod

Photo credit: Mary Connell

Some naturals some man made

Over the last year I have collected shells from a shore line here in Adelaide. I got to the beach to remember my mother. When I began this collection, I realised I wanted to display them rather than put in a box. My idea of having some box frames eventually developed in these final products.

On 29 April, fuel prices here were £1.62 and £17.9 respectively.

Look near Dean's hand to see the shell.

A mobile my sister made when she was little still hangs in our bathroom.

The back page of the John Deere No. 6 Operators Manual describes the great care that your John Deere Dealer provides for their customers. We had about 4 John Deere dealers, in our area. The area we were working in, that day,determined where we bought Sheller parts. They all were great people to do business with.

Lot 20, 4In Mks VP Guns, Fixed

XV & XVII 1929.

These shell were never used and are found at the Thistlegorm wreck in a casing of 4 pieces.

Handmade designed with 16mm shell pearls. Bracelets are secured by elastic. Due to the handmade nature of this bracelet, variations will occur

 

Approximate measurements: 3” outer length for bracelet

  

This 1914, Sandwich Corn Sheller is a model 5-A. Sheller

2.Keto Creamy Butter Shrimp

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Keto Creamy Butter Shrimp

 

This creamy butter shrimp is one of the keto recipes that everyone will go crazy about. It is packed with flavors thanks to the shrimp, butter, garlic, basil, cherry tomatoes, heavy cream, and parmesan cheese combined! ----------------------------‐------------------

Servings: 1

 

Ingredients:

1 Tbsp Olive Oil

200g Shrimps, deveined and shelled

Sea salt and Black Pepper to taste

2 Tbsp butter

1 clove of Garlic, minced

1/2 Cherry Tomatoes, in halves

1 cup Arugula

2 Tbsp Heavy Cream

2 Tbsp Parmesan cheese

2 Tbsp fresh Basil, chopped

1/2 lemon, squeezed

 

Procedure:

1) Over medium heat, heat the skillet and add the olive oil.

2) Add shrimps and cook until the color turns into light orange, about 2 minutes.

3) Remove from skillet and set aside.

4) Lower the heat to low and add butter. When butter has melted, saute the garlic and cook until fragrant, about 1 minute.

5) Add cherry tomatoes and arugula. Then, sprinkle with salt and pepper. Cook until tomatoes are tender and arugula is just wilted.

6) Add in heavy cream, parmesan and fresh basil.

7) Add the shrimps back to the skillet and stir to combine.

8) Bring the mixture to simmer.

9) Lastly, squeeze lemon before serving.

 

➡️ Nutritional Information:

Energy - 616 kcal

Protein - 47.4g

Fat - 45.3g

Carbohydrates - 8.2g

 

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