I spent a lot of time picking up seashells along the Florida coastline when I was a resident there, and the blue shells are some of my favorite. Because they all somewhat match, I arranged them around a white moon shell and took this photo to use in my Millhill shop.
Blue Seashells Postcard
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As my son and I boat around the Indian River and Intracoastal Waterway on Florida’s east coast, I get photos and share stories on this blog. Click one of the images below to read more.
Early Boating Day to Beat the Thunderheads
We’ve been getting rain like a monsoon lately but finally we got in an early day of boating to beat the thunderheads. We were on the water by ten in the morning, which is early for us. My son is not an early riser. With the chance of rain nearly always possible, we hoped to […]
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Perfect Lettered Olive Seashell Found at the Inlet
While visiting New Smyrna Beach today, my son did some fishing from shore while I walked north to the Inlet. While there, I found this gorgeous, uninhabited, lettered olive shell! It was such a great find for me. The shell is brown and very shiny. It was partially buried in a small tide pool and […]
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Video of Big Hermit Crab in the Wild
While searching the backwater beach at low tide, I found a big lightning whelk shell encrusted with barnacles. I thought that either it was alive, with the snail inside, or a hermit crab had taken up residence. It turned out to be the latter. Most of the time hermit crabs will quickly duck down deep […]
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Kevin
very cute blog and i love all the great images! i just started a website selling seashells at http://www.seashellsupply.com if anyone is interested in purchasing some for crafts or decoration.
-kevin
Dustytoes
Hi Kevin, that is a great looking site. I will link to it on my side bar. Thanks for visiting.