Seashells and places you’ll find them.
While living in Florida my family collected loads of seashells over the years. I took them for granted and never thought too much about the creatures who made them or their lives under the sea, until recently. Now that I use them as part of my work, I have a renewed interest in them. Beyond collecting and photographing seashells, I like to write about tropical locations where you may stumble across that perfect shell.Find a Shell
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Christmas and The Legend of the Sand Dollar
The Legend of the Sand Dollar poem and the Christmas season both have Jesus in common. There are a few varieties of sand dollar and the legend seems to have been written about one in particular – the keyhole sand … Continue reading
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Tagged christmas, Jesus, legend, sand dollar, symbol
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Echinoderms And Christmas
Starfish and sand dollars and the Christmas season go together for a few reasons. The star shape of this type of echinoderm is probably the most obvious, although this depiction of starfish or sea stars is only partially correct since … Continue reading
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Tagged beach, christmas, decor, decorations, echinoderms, holiday, legend of the sand dollar, ornaments, sand dollar, starfish, tree decorations
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Sand Dollar Mousepad for Christians
Black and white photography mousepad with scripture from Jeremiah 33:3. The text is in template form and is easily deleted or changed by the customer. If you’ve been reading my blog, you will recognize this as a “sea biscuit” sand … Continue reading










