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the kids on the island still remember my 365 shell project of last year and often bring me shells.
so... here is ricardo at west bay showing all the great conch he found.
I received my new nautical case for the Panasonic GF3 so took it for a test drive in the tub. I'll be using this allot in my scuba trip in Crete on the 18th.
Played around a bit in Light-room.
On our way home from Baguio we had to stop and fill up our van, I liked how the sign and logo looked against the clear afternoon sky.
Picture taken 08/08/24
Shell (closed) | 6321 Sterrettania Rd, Fairview, PA
Part 1 of 2 - I don't typically upload in parts anymore. This time is because on Tuesday the 6th, my area was hit by nasty storms and tornadoes and I don't have internet, so uploading more than 40 pictures on a hotspot is next to impossible. So within a week or two, the second batch will be published with all the pictures from Waldameer!
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"One of my favorite things to do while vacationing in Parksville is beach-combing. I always find the most beautiful shells, sand dollars, and drift wood. I have quite a collection now which goes perfectly in my beach themed bathroom." - Katya Small, 2012 myPQB Story Contest
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We've many snails this year. Some are masterpieces by Nature, and all are looking different. This one has a cracked shell. What had happend? (larger version).
Minneapolis-Moline Sheller on an auction site. Sheller was mounted on a truck frame and the owner said this thing would really eat the corn.
My granddaughter was fascinated by the shells she found on the beach. The cork is so you can gauge the size of her finds.
2006-11-25_13-18-38 Löytyneitä simpukoita, isoa melkein kilon painoista ei kannettu Suomeen. Huom mustekalan tekemät syömäreiät pienissä.
Our shell collection, the big one we left behind because it weighted almost 1 kilo. Note the eating holes by octopus in the small ones.
It's a hard life on the beach if you're a shell!
And yes I did get my feet wet - not to mention the tripod.
Mount Olympus (Cyprus) is virtually cover in shells ...
Processing with the Gimp Lomo script by Elsamuko