Showing posts with label beachcombing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label beachcombing. Show all posts
Saturday, April 4, 2009
Wednesday, November 12, 2008
Day 15
Beachcombing at Low Tide
Though I spent the first two weeks daunted by the crashing waves and briney surf, today I have sallied forth to comb the beach I now inhabit. The ocean had many wonders to share with me:
A. The shell of a Moon Snail, also known by its hideous scientific name, Naticidae.
B. A Strata Tour Professional golf ball marketed by Sports, Inc. Though I cannot prove it, I believe one of my rich neighbors was trying to chip this item into my ear canal.
C. A well-beaten mollusk shell. I believe it to have originally been that of a mussel.
D. A deteriorating yet spectacularly colored lobster claw...?
E. A beautifully iridescent piece of a seashell. I believe it to have originally been that of a clam or a mussel.
F. A really neat rock!
The moon was exceptionally big and beautiful tonight:
Though I spent the first two weeks daunted by the crashing waves and briney surf, today I have sallied forth to comb the beach I now inhabit. The ocean had many wonders to share with me:
A. The shell of a Moon Snail, also known by its hideous scientific name, Naticidae.
B. A Strata Tour Professional golf ball marketed by Sports, Inc. Though I cannot prove it, I believe one of my rich neighbors was trying to chip this item into my ear canal.
C. A well-beaten mollusk shell. I believe it to have originally been that of a mussel.
D. A deteriorating yet spectacularly colored lobster claw...?
E. A beautifully iridescent piece of a seashell. I believe it to have originally been that of a clam or a mussel.
F. A really neat rock!
The moon was exceptionally big and beautiful tonight:
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