Episode 91: Welcome back to Dickman's! Virtual shelling, break line shelling, horseshoe crab!

We took a jet ski ride and ran into Capt. Caleb with ‪@marcoislandwatersports‬ with some customers having a blast tubing! We zipped over to Dickman's to check out the beach, did some break line shelling and found some fun treasures including a horseshoe crab!
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[@carmelmaselli8148]

So happy your back shelling. You are very knowledgeable about the shells and the ocean and therefore we are always learning.. thank you.❤️

[@lisadavis-fd5hn]

So happy your back. Thank you for letting me virtual shell with you.

[@paulineamiott9423]

Thanks, so good to see you back

[@bonnerdebbie]

Thanks Laura, wonderfulshelling videp!

[@kathyjund7212]

Y&ank you for even the quickee look at Dickmans!!!!

[@fredamoore1743]

Hi Laura! You know I love me some Dickmans Point!!! I will be there in about 7 wks, can't wait. You were the first person I ever saw shelling on Dickmans years ago and I fell in love with it. Already got some shelling tours booked. I'm so excited!!! I will text you my dates so maybe you can squeeze a tour in if it fits your schedule. Have a great weekend!!💖 Hugs!

[@terrilane2973]

Glad to see you back at it! Love this

[@laurielove9844]

Thank you for sharing!

[@carolwise547]

You can always spot those rolling shells!

[@kathyharshbarger4246]

You are the best!

[@brendalins1237]

I wish I lived near a good shelling area! ❤

[@debbienorrell2483]

Very good video, thank you for all the wonderful information you give us!! There is so many beautiful shells to fine there!! I love the angel wings!!! I would be doing the same as you, I love looking in the break line!! Have fun and enjoy every minute!! Thank you!!

[@shellyouellette1724]

awesome...!!!

[@karenrublesmith6186]

I love that you’re back at the beach shelling away! Thanks for allowing us to tag along!

[@lisahatchett6125]

You are the best virtual Sheller I’ve watched. Thank you

[@RhondaDoyle-ve3rt]

That sea whip was big ❤

[@virtualshelling]

I have it for you! 🫶🏻

[@sharrymallory329]

Thanks for a great virtual shelling. I especially like the comment about getting overwhelmed with so many shells there...what a wonderful thing!!

[@beverlyhoke9059]

Thank you, Laura for taking us along! It was fun! I didn't know you could take the horseshoe crab apart like that, thank you for that information. Have a glorious day!

[@guadalupeknippen528]

Thanks, this was fun. I too love barnacles and drift wood. 🌻🐕🥰

[@gaylescovel7308]

Oh this was perfect! Dont horseshoe crabs have blue blood? Seems like i heard that once. Thankyou, bsbygirl❣🥰 < Hugs

[@Merlijnvv]

at 2:23 in muddy pools there is a much higher chance that bivalves are still intact. The shells tend to be of higher quality, because muddy areas are less rough than the open sea currents with lots of shell grit.
At 7:00 maybe you need to go to East Florida for this, but try to find Conus delesserti (aka Conus sozoni). It is one of the most beautiful cone species on the planet, and can grow larger than 3". And don't forget the albinos, and even rarer: the sinistral shells from dextral species (or dextral shells if it is a Lightning Whelk)

[@terrienvey3309]

I enjoy your videos so much but today I got dizzy watching. Maybe a bit slower... Take care!