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steve rosenthal <[log in to unmask]>
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well, for anybody in the area,  I was at the Lighthouse today and
wound up having to sprint back to feed the meters two more times
after my initial payment. In four hours the small shells and minis
were superb. The only big shells on the beach were Dosinias and Pen
Shells, but I don't know about from other locations at Sanibel.  If
you like bubble shells  and  wentletraps, today was your day, but all
the classic small species were present.  I found a superb dwarf arrow
triton.  The shelling in general  was definitely better since strong
NW winds starting overnight on Friday. Today was the first  day I had
spent on Sanibel this trip. The area with the minis is on the east
side of the lighthouse.

On 1/25/15, Spherman28 <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> Other than the humor, how good was the shelling?  Was it worth the sprint?
> What did you find?
>
> Sent from my iPad
>
>> On Jan 25, 2015, at 3:26 PM, Steve Rosenthal <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>>
>> OK, you've all done the Sanibel Stoop. Even if you weren't collecting on
>> Sanibel.  But how many of you have done the Sanibel "Sprint"?
>>
>> I propose this new   term to the sheller's vernacular based on  my own
>> experience:
>>
>> The "Sanibel Sprint"  is when the shelling on Sanibel turns out to be so
>> good, you unexpectedly  want/ need more time for shelling than you
>> anticipated, so you have to drop what you are doing to  walk  or RUN  back
>> to the  parking meters as fast as you can  to re-ante up before the time
>> expires and  you risk getting ticketed.
>>
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