Florida backwater travels
My son and I headed over to the beach today, which is an unusual thing for us to do on the weekend. Weekends are too busy. We did go early, and still hit traffic, but it was a lot of fun. I love living so close to the seashore. I’ve been debating on whether […]
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Happy Thanksgiving everyone! I am still getting settled in my new place, but soon I will be out on the beach and boat finding new things to share on my blog. For now, enjoy these photos from the public domain. Find them all at the Pixabay site. Each one has a link to the photographer […]
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When I began this blog, many years ago, I was not much of a writer. The fun of blogging was new to me, and boy did I have a lot to learn. My first blog was created at Google blogger, but I found that platform difficult to learn. Once I was introduced to WordPress I […]
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One question that arises most often when talking about collecting seashells is, how to clean them. And before we get into that, let me say that I strongly suggest collecting EMPTY, UNOCCUPIED SEASHELLS ONLY. I actually came across an article at a certain site (I will not link to) that tells you how to kill […]
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My recent trip to Florida gave me opportunity to do some shelling, or seashell hunting. The Three Sisters Islands are in the backwater area of the intracoastal near Edgewater and that is where we dropped anchor one day. It was hot and we needed to take a dip in the very warm water (80’s at […]
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