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I took the best ideas from three different mac n' cheese recipes I found on Foodily.com and concocted this awesome dish a couple weeks ago.
Taking some different shots of shells.
(If anybody knows what type of shell these are could they let me know)
One of our favorite things to do... Exploring a particular environment and collecting little treasures nature leaves behind.
Shells on the Balmore Walk millennium milepost. This milepost is "The Fossil Tree" design by John Mills. Taken as part of Friday Challenge, theme shells.
maybe i've told you before...
but i will tell you again.
these remind me of my Mom, and it's very hard for me not to collect everyone of them i see on the beach. :)
Seen on the exit sign of a Shell station in State, PJ. This guy sure looks like he's enjoying himself.
This was also taken at the beach of Cesenatico in Italy using the beautiful shadows of the late afternoon.
My daughter collected way to many shells. These shells were from her first day; she later resorted and refined her collection throughout the week. - View On Black
This is a shot of a snail shell I found out at our farm the other day. The picture was taken using the "reverse lens macro" technique.
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.
It's closest town is Denham, Shells beach is at the most westerly point of Australia.Apart from 1 of 2 only beaches to have shells instead of sand,you can walk for miles and miles,the depth of the water is only ankle deep.