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Margate, Kent, England. In 1835 Mr James Newlove lowered his son into a hole in the ground while digging a pond. The young boy re-appeared and spoke of an underground labyrinth of chambers covered in strange symbolic mosaics of shells. It is still unclear exactly what the purpose of this grotto was but many believe it to have been an ancient pagan temple, whilst others dismiss it as being the meeting place of a strange cult.

Shell House #5 by Andre Junqueira

Created By Marcos Barros, rendering by Andre Junqueira

Baby Overboard! by Simon Bisson

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Shell Ness

March 2005

Shell Heart by Mikhail Bekker

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Shell Grotto. Margate by Alan B Thompson

Discovered 1835,

4.6 Million Shells,

Unknown Date of Construction

Shell by Ron

Shell

Corn Sheller by racingdodger55

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

Shells on the Shore by Chris

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stairs and shells II by eyesontheroad

full shells, stashed in a flowering crack in the steps, waiting. granada.

Shell by tbsstwin

Shell craft by kybrdgal

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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.

Shell Island 2010-09-02_00020 by Barry Carpenter

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Shell Island 2010

sHell No! kayaker by E li s a beth

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Shell Display at Shell Museum by Nadia