Hello all, I did fail to add that thank you but it's pretty much posted
everywhere. Ed had asked for a beach where he can find shells and this
island is one of the last beaches left in florida that has shells to pick
up. It's a shame but when we lived in Tampa this was our refuge for finding
shells. all the other beaches were stripped clean. I know that there are
people who live on floridas west coast that will yell and argue with me but
after living there for 2yrs. this was our experience. Mark James Bethke
 
From: Midgard <[log in to unmask]>
To: [log in to unmask] <[log in to unmask]>
Date: Sunday, March 08, 1998 10:41 PM
Subject: Re: Florida Shelling Beaches
 
 
>Hello,
> If the park Ed is talking about is Honeymoon Island, please be advised
>that the taking of live shells is prohibited because it is a state park. I
>would suggest that you try Passagrille Beach in St. Petersburg. It has been
>years since I collected there, but it might still be a place to try. I
>always found good mini's and beach-drift stuff if I did not find anything
>else.
>Mariah Lawson
>
>Mark and Mariah Lawson
>[log in to unmask]
>http://user.icx.net/~midgard/frntdoor/frntdoor.htm
>ICQ UIN 2128207 (Nick: Vigbrand)
>"Universe is not required to maintain a straight face!"
>"Smile! It no broke you face!"
>