Coming over the Sanibel Causeway, originally uploaded by Tink*~*~*.
© Copyright 2008 Tink *~*~* http://MyMobileAdventures.blogspot.com Looking toward Pine Island Sound from the Sanibel Causeway SIMILAR/RELATED POSTS: Stories and photos of the Sanibel Causeway click for other Wordless Wednesday participants NEW! click for Watery Wednesday meme! If you like what you’re reading here, and don’t want to miss a post, you can subscribe either by RSS feed (I suggest Google Reader) or email Subscribe by email – Subscribe to My Mobile Adventures by Email...
© Copyright 2008 Tink *~*~*http://MyMobileAdventures.blogspot.com Critter in my shells! “What the heck IS it?”, I exclaimed. I began poking at it with “the claw”, a militant sheller’s implement of conchological doom. Tootie hunkered down next to me to investigate. It was difficult to hear one another over the roar of the pounding surf, which periodically surprise-attacked us up there at the top of the giant shell pile, but I guess she’d heard just enough...
© Copyright 2008 Tink *~*~*http://MyMobileAdventures.blogspot.comBIG pile of sea shells at Blind Pass!NOTE: if you are looking for Skywatch, please scroll down to the next post! Strategizing with Tootie via email, text, and finally just a plain old phone call last night. We noted that high tide at Blind Pass (between Sanibel Island and Captiva Island) would be more or less midnight, and low tide would be more or less 4:00 AM. Thus was born...
© Copyright 2008 Tink *~*~* http://MyMobileAdventures.blogspot.com Here’s what the beach looked like in full daylight. It was not the biggest pile I’ve ever seen, nor the most prolific in terms of whole gastropods in tip-top shape, but it was pretty impressive. So, here’s the whole haul after they gave up their beachy stink to the bleach bath. You can see that the majority crop today was lightening whelks. It’s amazing to me...