Hi Mindy:

We just spent 6 days on Sanibel last week.      As you probably know,
you cannot take any live shells on Sanibel.  The only thing on the
beaches was dead kitten paws and jingle shells.
We even checked the lighthouse and no wentletraps either.  BUT this wind
might blow something in.

Bobbi

Miranda Cox wrote:

> Hi all.  I'm a graduate student at Wake Forest
> University, working on a Master's in math. I've been
> collecting shells for about eight years or so, but I'm
> from western North Carolina so I don't get to go
> shelling as often as I'd like.  However, spring break
> is coming up next week, and I'm heading down to St.
> Pete with a friend.  We're also planning to go down to
> Sanibel for a couple of days.  Here's my question:
> Last time I was on Sanibel (4 years ago) a "Captain
> Julie" took me out to some mangrove islands to look
> for shells.  I would like to do something like this
> again but I don't remember her last name or know
> anyone else with a boat who takes people shelling.  I
> want to go squishing around in the mud, not
> beachcombing.  Any information you can provide would
> be great!  Thanks,
>
> Mindy Cox
>
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