Join me as I walk down memory lane to my favorite east coast beach! As a family we found lots of beautiful sea shells and sea glass including some really beautiful Lion’s Paw Scallops which are my favorite shells! This is one of the most beautiful places in Florida.

Why did I return all the corals? I just recently found out that since 2009 you can't collect and take off the beach any DEAD stoney corals or sea fans (basically anything that would grow on a coral reef you can't take even if it's dead). Yes! You read right. I couldn't believe it and called Tallahassee myself and spoke with Lane Garrett from FWC, Marine Fishery Management who kindly explained it all. For more information you can read this article that I found helpful explaining it in layman terms: https://floridabeachesinfo.com/can...

Seashell Collecting
KEY MOMENTS:
00:00 Introduction
01:15 Boardwalk and Shelling East Coast Advice
03:01 Shelling
04:40 Large Dark Hawkwing Conch
05:32 Huge Atlantic Thorny Oyster
06:19 Sea Glass
09:35 Small Light Hawkwing Conch
10:07 Pink/Orange Lion’s Paw
10:21 Beach Views
12:17 Freeing a Stuck Lion’s Paw from Rocks
14:22 Checkered Nerite
16:32 Junonia Chip
17:28 Sozon’s Cone
18:26 Sundial
18:49 Beautiful Peach Lion’s Paw
19:18 Hairy Triton
19:44 Gold Mouth Triton
20:11 Caribbean Vase Shell
21:16 Scotch Bonnet
22:07 Royal Blue Sea Glass
24:35 Shell and Glass Finds
25:36 Bible Verse

“For since the creation of the world God’s invisible qualities…have been clearly seen, being understood from what has been made, so that people are without excuse.” Romans ch.1, v.20

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