Like the tide the full moon waits for no one. This is what I was thinking as I woke up at 3:30 in the morning . My plan was to watch the full moon set as I traveled up the coast to Englewood, Florida in search of fossilized shark teeth. Billy Gibbons was playing his guitar as the moon set and the sun emerged. I enjoyed the sounds of Billy's guitar as the moon and sun took turns falling and rising from the south end of Cayo Costa. I got a little distracted in the early morning light and took over 300 photos of Cayo Costa before I told myself that was enough. Then I took a dozen more. Later that day I was welcomed to Engelwood by a fellow beachcomber, actually,"The Essential Beachcomber". More soon to come.
7 comments:
Wow and wow! The 4th pic looks like you hung the moon on the tree. Looking forward to seeing the rest.I am trying to reconcile the pre-dawn birdsong & ZZ Top blaring out over Cayo in my head.
Gorgeous pictures Brian. I really enjoyed them :)
Awesome pics-we have to look you up next time we are in the area.
I would have loved to be on that trip!
Very cool Brian, you went there by boat!! I figured that would be the way to go!! I await in bated breath for the report on shark's teeth!! I would love that trip too.....and Awesome pictures!!
Gorgeous photos! I can't wait to hear about your trip - you have the best shark tooth fossil hunter on the beach for a guide!! Lucky you. How long of a trip by boat is it to Englewood?
30 miles from Captiva. Depending on weather it takes about an hour and a half.
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