Julie and Bob are well travelled shellers. I enjoyed listening to Julie’s shell stories from Cuba. (Ahh, Cuba, in my dreams.) Bob was easy going and enjoyed the solitude of a beach empty of people. Julie and I walked, talked and stopped to take a few photos of the texture of one of my many favorite trees. Julie found quite possibly the most unique Florida cone that I have seen collected. The colors were amazing and the size for that cone was huge. (I wish I had taken more photographs with a different background) What a great find! I look forward to next year when we explore again.
Kim@Snug Harbor
Posted at 17:53h, 14 DecemberLove that first picture!
gpc
Posted at 17:53h, 14 DecemberBeautiful, beautiful, beautiful!
Traci Mason
Posted at 23:57h, 14 DecemberSweet pictures of the tree. I just love wood thats been sitting in the elements and weathered. It would be cool to have a nice chunk of that tree.
Great shells..love, love the cone. They should enter it in the shell fair! 😀
Capt. Brian Holaway
Posted at 10:18h, 15 DecemberTraci, It was a beautiful cone.