Born and raised in the Rocky Mountains.
So you can imagine my glee to encounter sights such as these . . .
I've never seen such seashells just lying on the seashore . . .
gathering seashells madly . . .
Help me! What IS this cute little thing?
and this gorgeous creature?
Okay, running out of hard drive space rapidly . . .
How many seashells can I fit in my suitcase?
(BTW - Crescent Beach - South Carolina)
13 comments:
Where are you? It is beautiful!!!
Absolutely gorgeous photos! Makes me realize I'm due for a trip to the ocean soon.
=)
PS. Where are you finding all those lovely shells?
Bring as many home as possible!!!
No way!! That is a LOT of seashells! I didn't know that's quite what you were trying to explain.
No way!! That is a LOT of seashells! I didn't know that's quite what you were trying to explain.
Wow. Beautiful pictures! That would be one heavy suitcase! LoL
Love the pictures!! And it so makes me want to go to the beach! It also reminded me of when we were in MA and my kids collected shells at the beach all day. Unfortunately there were little critters still living in them and after about two days our car stunk so bad!! (So be sure your shells are critter free:-)
Hope you are having fun!
I'm an island girl. Nice to meet ya, mountain girl, welcome to the world I grew up in ;) LOL.
HOw exciting!!! These are fantastic pictures!
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Lovely photos! I, too, am a Rocky Mountain gal ... who loves seashells. Maybe that's what makes the Pacific Northwest so appealing: mountains AND water, all in one spot.
I HAVE BEACHES! You could visit me! lol But be prepared our beach water is not quite as pretty as that. But who said that water HAS to be blue. Brown is a pretty color too. Looks like you had a marvelous time.
Beautiful photos. I've always wanted to visit there.
Nothing beats the beach
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