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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.

Shell brought back from the China Sea by my Mum this Spring.

Many cool shells there that day. I wonder if this one is there because there is a hole in the rock, or if there is a hole in the rock because it is there.

En esta oportunidad, transportamos un imponente shell de 6,70 metros de diámetro sobre una plataforma portante de 4 líneas hidráulicas modulares.

Ello implica un importante desafío en materia de transporte terrestre por cuanto, como podrán observar en la galería de fotos que compartimos, debemos atravesar ciudades y pueblos y surcar carreteras de asfalto, de ripio y caminos de montaña.

The collection of a wagon. The John Deere Sheller and Im not sure what the other sheller is on the right.

Sample knit for Triangle Shell

A John Deere No. 7 Corn Sheller.

Tiny shell laying in the sands of the Danube.

My "Crazy Like A Fox Shells" fabric design.

 

Part of my Crazy Like A Fox Collection.

 

Shell Day Bristol

Photo: Birgit Muller

I found this shell on the beach at Lytham, probably the most interesting photo i took all day haha

 

Strobist: 580EX positioned low down the the left of the shell, set to high power with a tiny aperture to make the surroundings dark.

Little shells on the beach

Discovered 1835,

4.6 Million Shells,

Unknown Date of Construction

Woke up this morning to Sam's empty shell. There was no sign of Sam anywhere. He must be in hiding under the sand.

 

He did materialise the next day, in a different shell.

A small Minneapolis-Moline Sheller I found on the internet.

Lots of poor people drop by my office trying to make a bit of money by selling all sorts of stuff like snacks and trivialities like this desk decor made from shells. According to the letter handed to me by the fellow who sold this to me, it was crafted by prison inmates as part of a livelihood program set up for them.

I loved this place. This picture will always remind me of summer. Always.

Clam up, clamp down, go clown around. I knew the sea, now you know me. I'm older than Aphrodite.

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

Shots these egg shells at Ridgefield refuge. Can see a small square hole where the bird pecked it's way out.

Ocean Shores, WA. Taken 14 December 2015

Shell Technology Leadership Conference

Marsa Alam, Egypt, 1-2 November 2013

Shell in Erris: bent pipe

貝殻と珊瑚と小石

An unusual shell-covered letterbox in Berry, NSW Australia.

Shell

Studio with Sophia Vyzoviti / Volos, January 2014

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Hurley the border terrier pup. GORGEOUS!

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