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Shelling on Seagrove Beach

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From time-to-time when we had very young children (under 4) as visitors, we used to go to the store and buy some shells and scatter them around for them to "find." :shock:

:idontno: ....we just added to to the list when it was time to "out" Santa, the Easter Bunny, and the Tooth Fairy.
 
destindreamin said:
In all my years going to FL. I have only found one shark tooth. I used to find hundreds in Galveston. But, there may be hundreds in Fl too for all I know since I can't see sh*t anymore!! :idontno: :biggrin: :D

i know exactly what you mean - i was painting my toenails the other day and thought man my little toe is getting crooked, then realized i completely missed the toenail with the polish, which is why it looked crooked. i need a magnified to paint my toenails !:shock:
 
destindreamin said:
In all my years going to FL. I have only found one shark tooth. I used to find hundreds in Galveston. But, there may be hundreds in Fl too for all I know since I can't see sh*t anymore!! :idontno: :biggrin: :D

We found tons of shark's teeth when we were around Port Charlotte on the gulf a few years ago. I think one of the neatest finds was Castles of Sands white arrowhead last fall. BC, you will love Sanibel...a treasure hunter's paradise!
 
SHELLY said:
From time-to-time when we had very young children (under 4) as visitors, we used to go to the store and buy some shells and scatter them around for them to "find." :shock:

:idontno: ....we just added to to the list when it was time to "out" Santa, the Easter Bunny, and the Tooth Fairy.

How sweet is that, SHELLY!! :wub:
 
audie said:
i know exactly what you mean - i was painting my toenails the other day and thought man my little toe is getting crooked, then realized i completely missed the toenail with the polish, which is why it looked crooked. i need a magnified to paint my toenails !:shock:

:floor: :floor: :floor: OMG, Audie!!! You too? IF I even try to polish my toes, the SAME THING happens to me!! Thanks for a good laugh!
 
I found a couple of intact shells and a couple of damaged but very cool looking ones at Grayton Beach while we were there. It was such a thrill. I love finding shells.
 
Ocean Lover said:
We found tons of shark's teeth when we were around Port Charlotte on the gulf a few years ago. I think one of the neatest finds was Castles of Sands white arrowhead last fall. BC, you will love Sanibel...a treasure hunter's paradise!

OL is dead right. Best places for shark's teeth along Florida's west coast are Venice Beach and points just north and south. They are fossilized and all over the place.

Sanibel has wonderful shelling. Sanibel is flat out a wonderful place. :wub: It was our favorite vacation spot before we discovered SoWal. I have to admit there are few places in the world that I would rather own than gulf front in Captiva (that is if we were disgustingly wealthy and thus unbothered by insurance and hurricanes). However we love love love SoWal for its sugar sand and beautiful water. I am delighted that I am not walking in shell bits every time I go to the beach, and the lack of shells at the shore doesn't bother me. Beach Crazy you got really really lucky! Good finds! :cool:
 
TooFarTampa said:
OL is dead right. Best places for shark's teeth along Florida's west coast are Venice Beach and points just north and south. They are fossilized and all over the place.

Sanibel has wonderful shelling. Sanibel is flat out a wonderful place. :wub: It was our favorite vacation spot before we discovered SoWal. I have to admit there are few places in the world that I would rather own than gulf front in Captiva (that is if we were disgustingly wealthy and thus unbothered by insurance and hurricanes). However we love love love SoWal for its sugar sand and beautiful water. I am delighted that I am not walking in shell bits every time I go to the beach, and the lack of shells at the shore doesn't bother me. Beach Crazy you got really really lucky! Good finds! :cool:

Thanks everybody! I thought I was very lucky and y'all have confirmed that. I would walk in the surf just at the edge and watch where the water would pull the sand back down with it. That's how I found them both, any other method produced zero results....
 
Speaking of Sanibel Island, and shells. My bosses son and his wife and kids moved to Sanibel Island last year due to a change of job. She claims they were able to rent a home right on the beach for $1,000.00 a month. I find that hard to believe. Especially when some of the rental rates for beach houses are that for a week. And of course, I am sure the kids love the shell hunting on the beach. As they are 5 and 8 years old. But I am sure their parents are watching the TS with interest.
 
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