Carolina Shellers

Brooke and Kate can roll with the tide or whatever comes their way. We started off by exploring the flats where the morning light was beautiful. They enjoyed observing many live shells and learning about the ecosystems of the shell world. Next it was off to secret spot number 11. Kate found a few of her favorite shells and a few more. Brooke found a king's crown and a cone shell. She was excited to find both. I enjoyed the conversations from both as we searched for treasures by the sea. 

Thank you Brooke and Kate!   Capt. Brian

Wind, Waves and Water

Wind, Waves and Water.

The shelling should be good.

 See you soon! Capt Brian

Time On The Island

Time lately has been going at a rapid pace. Many coals are in the fire. New projects are in the works. One project has to do with photography. Another project is south of here on an island that rhymes with tuba. I keep thinking of the quote by  Edna St. Vincent Millay  (Who was a early visitor to Sanibel) 
                                     My candle burns at both ends;
                                        It will not last the night;
                                     But ah, my foes, and oh, my friends-
                                        It gives a lovely light!