Florida shells are way prettier than Cape Cod shells. Just sayin.
Have a terrific weekend. I’m just sayin’ that, too.
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Ooo, those really are pretty! I love all the mauves and golds.
You found a few beautiful specimens keepsakes. January is so long and we still have one more weekend to go. Sigh. At least you can stay warm and knit by your cozy fireplace. Sounds heavenly.
Florida shells beat out so. Calif. shells too! Yowza! You found those on the beach? Nice. Have a great weekend with all that new yarn!
Sanebel shells are especially beautiful – we never find such perfect ones anywhere else.
I mean, Sanibel. Doh.
The shells on Sanibel are my favorites! Thanks for this breath of the seashore on a cold winter day!
I can almost feel the sea spray! Wishing that today’s weather matched your photo 🙂
Oh boy,I actually feel warmer looking at those shells, thank you
What a beautiful photo! Love the angle and the differing shades of color and textures. Next time you’ll have to do a close up of all the shark’s teeth you found. 🙂
Pretty colors on those shells.
sweet. and I think that I might have a bowl or two that looks just like that from my trip to FL last October 😉
have a great weekend.
They beat out Maryland shells too. I have a great jar full of shells that look like yours that I collected on Marco Island (just south of Sanibel). There is nothing like that area for collecting shells…I spent hours at it. Thank goodness we were there by car!
Oh, that’s pretty! I find the occasional snail shell here in Wisconsin.
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So pretty!
Happy Friday!
So pretty are those Florida seashells, but I still love our Northeast shores the best. 😉
Pretty. Hope your week-end is great. Stay warm
I aways wish we had pretty shells like that at White Horse! Even sand dollars are hard to come by. How pretty!
Hey Carole! Saw your blog mentioned on Kaet’s and thought I’d stop by and visit. What a lovely family photo of you all enjoying the sunshine…can you feel my jealousy? I’ll be headed there soon to see a dear friend. I absolutely adore the mittens…especially the multicolored ones.