Amazing. Didn't want the video to end. So many shells. The sand dollars were ridiculously prolific. And that large one, wow! Thanks for filming. I really like silent shelling videos. Sometimes the endless and repetitive information and chatter is too much. I'd rather listen to the ocean. Rachelle, Australia 👍💯🐚
Thank you, Rachelle! There were more shells here than most days I've seen, and for sure the most sand dollars (at tigertail anyways). I aim for these videos to be as relaxing/entertaining as possible so I greatly appreciate your feedback and I'm so glad you enjoyed this one!
Best shelling video yet. Love the Florida cone. I love my cones and juvenile conchs. Love the tiny sand dollars. Love that you put the ocean life back. I always did. The king crowns are beautiful. I never made my jars for mine, or my cones. Shelling for me was also a stress reliever. I don't miss living down there, but do miss my 4 weeks a year visiting.
Thank you, Lisa! I'm working on going slower. Many people were commenting on that first video saying it was making them nauseous when they're meant to be relaxing to watch lol.. Shelling is definitely a stress reliever for me too. Hope you continue to enjoy the videos!
I love the variety of shells. Saving the octopus was great I think he knew you were taking him to the water. I love the sanddollars. Thank you for letting us hear the waves and sounds of the ocean just beautiful. Thank you for a great video. Have a great day.
This is Tigertail beach on Marco Island, FL. There's a bit of red tide.. very little though. I see a couple dead fish every so often, but as far as people reacting to it, I haven't heard/seen much. Some react to it much more than others though.
Just subscribed. Where on Marco and Tigertail is this? And where did you park? Low tide? We live near Tampa and just started looking for shells now and then, would love to get down to Marco. Great videos
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Amazing. Didn't want the video to end. So many shells. The sand dollars were ridiculously prolific. And that large one, wow! Thanks for filming. I really like silent shelling videos. Sometimes the endless and repetitive information and chatter is too much. I'd rather listen to the ocean. Rachelle, Australia 👍💯🐚
Thank you, Rachelle! There were more shells here than most days I've seen, and for sure the most sand dollars (at tigertail anyways). I aim for these videos to be as relaxing/entertaining as possible so I greatly appreciate your feedback and I'm so glad you enjoyed this one!
Well done! So much better with the camera. I could watch this for hours. Keep up the good finds.🐚
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!
Awesome video, you found so many amazing shells - just so cool to see ones I don't find in Australia.
Best shelling video yet. Love the Florida cone. I love my cones and juvenile conchs. Love the tiny sand dollars. Love that you put the ocean life back. I always did. The king crowns are beautiful. I never made my jars for mine, or my cones. Shelling for me was also a stress reliever. I don't miss living down there, but do miss my 4 weeks a year visiting.
Thank you, Lisa! I'm working on going slower. Many people were commenting on that first video saying it was making them nauseous when they're meant to be relaxing to watch lol.. Shelling is definitely a stress reliever for me too. Hope you continue to enjoy the videos!
@@seasolseashells9407 I had to look away as it was giving me motion sickness.
So beautiful. Great finds. Love the two octopi ! Great rescue.Thankyou
Your video style is great. This one is definitely a favorite for me. I loved that you found and saved the two octopus. The shelling was awesome.
Thank you! It's been really fun making these videos and I appreciate you and everyone who's been enjoying!
I love the variety of shells. Saving the octopus was great I think he knew you were taking him to the water. I love the sanddollars. Thank you for letting us hear the waves and sounds of the ocean just beautiful. Thank you for a great video. Have a great day.
Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Have a great day as well!
Wow, all those crown conchs!
There were so many in that one area, I couldn't believe it! haha
Great shelling! Really loved seeing the octopuses ❤️ Thank you for getting them back into the water🥰
I love the videos - thanks for letting us tag along!
Thanks for taggin' along, Becky!
Wow! Beautiful crown conchs!
Мне очень нравится ваша съемка, жду новых выпусков. Классно.
Love it. Thanks for saving the 🐙 🐙
Thanks for rescuing the octopuses. What beach is this? Any signs of red tide? Nice variety of shells.
This is Tigertail beach on Marco Island, FL. There's a bit of red tide.. very little though. I see a couple dead fish every so often, but as far as people reacting to it, I haven't heard/seen much. Some react to it much more than others though.
@@seasolseashells9407 Thank you for responding.
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Just subscribed. Where on Marco and Tigertail is this? And where did you park? Low tide? We live near Tampa and just started looking for shells now and then, would love to get down to Marco. Great videos
well done on the finds gl&hh
A month ago the boat was all white. Look at the growth on it.
She's definitely seasoned up a bit!
I mean not to be mean, but you could have gotten better and more shells.
Better is subjective and I used to do this for a living so I'm not concerned with taking a lot. I just like being out there for the most part.🌅