New Smyrna Beach – Seashells by Millhill

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Sunset Photos at New Smyrna Beach

Flagler Ave on the east coast of Florida as the sun sets. Photo taken from the beach.

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Beach Waves as Hurricane Nicole Heads to New Smyrna Beach

Views of New Smyrna Beach before Hurricane Nicole arrives and the waves and high water levels.

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Bigger and Better Florida

Growth in Florida means more high rise condos and hotels and means fewer beach houses in the old Florida style like the one the hurricanes destroyed in 2004.

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Pictures of the Beach at New Smyrna and Ponce Inlet

We went to the beach for a few hours and I got to visit Ponce Inlet and look for shells. Since my son likes to fish from the beach, he drops me off by the jetty (picture down the page) and drives back down the beach. He’ll park about a mile away so I can […]

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Scallop Shells Collected on the East Coast

While photographing my newly collected shells the other day, I decided to re-photograph my pretty scallop shells. Florida waters can contain a variety of types of scallops, but the shells I find over here on the east coast are mainly the Atlantic Calico Scallop. While beachcombing in my area of Florida, the best shells are […]

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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 […]