One of a kind, two of a kind on a Shelly Beach, there are more to be found if you look further down the beach. Always fun to go shell collecting, don’t you think? Then there are the shells with residents still residing and moving about in their moveable house. Shhhh, be quiet, stand still, and you will be rewarded watching them move.
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Life at No. 22 
Kinda perfect!
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Love both of these, but the second particularly. I can imagine the first shot wasn’t at all comfortable to take 😬
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What a perfectly composed shot, Suzanne. Stunning. Shells and stones are so eminently collectible. Mostly I’ve learned to enjoy them in place, but there’s still an occasional exception.
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Kinda fab!!
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Great! I love watching shells move about.
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Kinda fun!
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I kinda thought so 😉
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Love the reflection of the shell.
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Thanks Teresa and that’s my favourite of the two.
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Love your thumbnail/banner photo’s perspective!
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Was taken in front of our previous bathroom mirror 🙂
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Shells offer simple pleasure. I used to collect them as a kid (who didn’t) but had to give up on that habit once I didn’t live in a house anymore.
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I had thing about stones, finding places to put them in the motorhome was problematic!
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Yep! Used to do that as well, while I was backpacking and sailing. Tough to take those beautiful pebbles and stones “home” on a plane and dedicate the precious weight to them. When I cleaned up shop in Belgium, before my parents moved, they all had to go… I never settled with a small garden by then, to use the stones as decoration. 😦
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That’s a beautiful shell. I also love the reflection.
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The reflection is my favourite. The other shot was uncomfortable to capture, laying on shells!!
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I keep meaning to collect some for a shell collage/painting. We already have shells on the kitchen windowsill and in fish patterns on the patio. Just a small obsession, Suzanne 🙂 🙂
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Les’s auntie collected shells then decorated pots, which we were the recipient of one for our wedding, it stayed in the garden when we left our farm. A healthy obsession and fun to boot 🙂
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