Check out these seashells on this thread.

[HumorMe]

http://www.elitefitness.com/forum/showthread.php?t=329935

We found these at the different beaches (Southeast coast and Florida gulf) we have visited. I don't know why but I love to look for them every chance I get.

Shelling is a lot better after storms and hurricanes. I plan on going to the beach right after the next hurricane that comes close to me.

 

[SoKlueles]

i think seashells are beautiful

 

[Testosterone boy]

Sometimes a really serious storm will wash up treasure from near by ship wrecks telling you the boat is close by.

But you would have a better chance in the Keys for this. After a real hurricane of course.

 

[HumorMe]

Sometimes a really serious storm will wash up treasure from near by ship wrecks telling you the boat is close by.

But you would have a better chance in the Keys for this. After a real hurricane of course.

The last big time hurricane to hit here was Hurricane Hugo in 1989. Beaches were off limits for weeks afterwards. Nobody could get to them plus the National Guard would arrest you.

I'm hoping a large hurricane will skirt our coast but not hit land. Then the shelling will be great for several weeks.

 

[Testosterone boy]

The last big time hurricane to hit here was Hurricane Hugo in 1989. Beaches were off limits for weeks afterwards. Nobody could get to them plus the National Guard would arrest you.

I'm hoping a large hurricane will skirt our coast but not hit land. Then the shelling will be great for several weeks.

Hugo broke the glass on my patio table.

 

[HumorMe]

Hugo broke the glass on my patio table.

Hugo broke more than glass at my house. Roof replaced, trees uprooted, storage building behind my house destroyed after tree landed on it, car repainted from flying debris....about $15,000 worth of damage. Oh, and by the way, State Farm insurance sucks ass!

My parents had 43 trees uprooted and snapped off about midways up the trunks. They also had three giant pine trees on their house. As soon as it was light enough outside the next morning, I went to my parents house to check on them. A fifteen minute trip took me three hours to make. Trees and power lines and debris everywhere blocking the roads and I was in a 4 wheel drive Chevy Blazer! Terrible storm to say the least.

 

[Testosterone boy]

Hugo broke more than glass at my house. Roof replaced, trees uprooted, storage building behind my house destroyed after tree landed on it, car repainted from flying debris....about $15,000 worth of damage. Oh, and by the way, State Farm insurance sucks ass!

My parents had 43 trees uprooted and snapped off about midways up the trunks. They also had three giant pine trees on their house. As soon as it was light enough outside the next morning, I went to my parents house to check on them. A fifteen minute trip took me three hours to make. Trees and power lines and debris everywhere blocking the roads and I was in a 4 wheel drive Chevy Blazer! Terrible storm to say the least.

You were in its path.


It passed through N raleigh and I lived S of Raleigh. Then I move to N Raleigh within 100 yards of where it blew through.

 

[HumorMe]

You were in its path.


It passed through N raleigh and I lived S of Raleigh. Then I move to N Raleigh within 100 yards of where it blew through.

It came right down main street here. It left heavy damage here. We were more fortunate than most people around here though because we got our power back the next day. My parents lived 6 miles out and they had to wait four weeks before power was restored.

 

[jenscats5]

Sunset Bay Resort & Spa in Montego Bay, Jamaica has tons of those little conch-shaped shells I love to collect.....I need to go back there...

 

[HumorMe]

Sunset Bay Resort & Spa in Montego Bay, Jamaica has tons of those little conch-shaped shells I love to collect.....I need to go back there...

Sounds interesting. Might have to check that out.

We went to the Virgin Islands and didn't find anything worth keeping. I was disappointed.