Here are some highlights from the Sanibel Shell Festival last week. It was good to see some old friends and make some new friends. This year I submitted two entries, an albino worm shell (which I didn't get an award for) and a photo of a live scallop shell. I received a 3rd place ribbon for the photo. See y'all soon! Capt Brian
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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
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Capt. Brian, thank you so much for sharing the Sanibel shell show with us. I'm sure seeing shells from around the world is truly fascinating. Congratulations on your photo award and thank you for sharing many beautiful photographs of your adventures. We look forward to each new blog.
Capt. Brian, thank you so much for sharing the Sanibel shell show with us. I'm sure seeing shells from around the world is truly fascinating. Congratulations on your photo award and thank you for sharing many beautiful photographs of your adventures. We look forward to each new blog.
Should have entered your Golden Cone!
Congratulations on placing with the photo. It is a beautiful picture. Thanks for sharing photos from the shell festival. I wish I could have flown back for it. The amazing creativity and artwork is very inspiring. What a talented group of people. The display labeled as shell sampler looked neat. Sorry that your albino worm shell didn't place. It was cool.
Congrats on your ribbon Brian - beautiful photo.
Thank you for all the congrats.
Susan, Sorry I missed you, crazy week. I still have that book for you. Conocaprus Erectus, Brian
I might be a bit biased, but if I were judging... Congratulations! That photo and the other scallop photo were my favorites from one of your posts. Not sure if I will eat scallops again, but the photos were beautiful!
Awesome job Capt. Brian!!! LOVE the photo....I think it deserves a blue ribbon!
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