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Immerse in an ECO-Tour and Experience Southwest Florida Islands by Boat
You will come away with great enjoyment and a new understanding of this beautiful place and its history.”
Historian, Betty Anholt
Author of Sanibel’s Story
Friday, November 30, 2012
The Johnson Family without Melissa Take Two
Brian and Nancy went out for another exploring trip.The seas were a bit rough when we left the marina. Once we were on the gulf, the seas calmed. We went to secret spot 11 then favorite spot number one. We walked for miles, ( did I say miles) We started the day at 6:45 am and got back to the dock at 4:00. My feet still hurt. But it was worth it. Nancy found a beautiful Whelk. We observed bobcat tracks, a stellar sunrise and...... to be continued
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I haven't seen a whelk that nice in years -- what a great find!
What a beautiful whelk! How are the temperatures at 6 am? Seeing the bobcat footprint was pretty cool.
Last week when we were in KY, we saw a fox run across our front lawn. We don't see that too often. He was gone before I could grab my camera.
That sky is heavenly. Daybreak is the best,
Kaybe, That sky was amazing. I took over 50 photos of the light changing. I was very pleased with all 50.
Kim - it was about 60 degrees and a bit breezy when we left the marina at 6:45, so not bad. I agree with Kaybe that daybreak is the best. Looking one direction we saw the moon and then turned around and saw the sunrise. And the whelk is fabulous!! I was thinking we should be leaving for another beach because I wasn't seeing much for shells, but Capt. Brian was still taking pictures of the bobcat prints (which were really cool), so I wandered down the shoreline and there was the whelk.
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