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Go ahead with Flatty!!!

I love your baby abalone!! Who new! Thank you for sharing your Soain treasure!!!! I have a piece of a cockle my daughter found when she went there she was sad it was all she could find bit I think it's precious too!

That is a big ole black tooth...🎉🎉

Thank you for showing your new finds. What kind of shells are those big daisy shells 😂. Can't wait for your next video.

all of them are interesting and beautiful, but that carpet clam is stunning!

Very nice! I sometimes have a hard time with calicos and bay scallops. If I were color blind I’d be in trouble 😅

love your content!

Great video! I am a once a year sheller (normally landlocked). I have found two flats about the size of a quarter in the Panhandle area. Now I know they are Ravenel’s 😊

Love your content! 🐚I often view them twice because the first time I’m reading and the next time I’m focused on the shells. The sound of the waves is soothing and a nice change! Thank you for sharing! ☺

🐞Are both sides of a bi-valve the same color and markings? Thanks. 🐞

put the live critters in the waterrrrrr

Am very impressed ☺️ The one collection I use to watch was so unorganized I would not have even shown it were I the person !Bravo tho your collection is wonderful 👍

I wonder if it was at low tide when these seashells were found?

It has been amazing to watch you gather these.. it would be fabulous to find them.. sadly being in So Cali it would be a trek to get there....

We have been to Holden twice since the sea biscuits could be found in large numbers. A fossil expert in the Carolina Seashellers page said not to put them in vinegar or muriatic acid as that could cause cracking down the road. He said to soak them in distilled water changing the water every couple of days for 30 days in order to let the salt leach out of them. Each time you change water you can rub 2 sea biscuits together to get off the cement looking stuff. On my ones with the most stuff on them, I used a dremel after the 30 day soak. (I am not sure if that was a good idea or not.)

I love how you can't put the lions s paws down 😂😂 I'd be sooo excited having a day like that

Thank you for sharing!

Thanks for sharing! 😊

Your shell bag must’ve weighed 50 pounds. Amazing thanks for taking me along.

I’m definitely planning a beach trip 😍

Wow!!!!! That is a shelling walk for the books ❤ Congratulations on finding all your paws!!! You have massive control not to holler at the beach-I’d be so loud hahahaha 😂 Every find was so nice! Long videos, short videos-who cares.❤ It takes a lot of time and effort to produce content that most people overlook and thank you for doing so! Happy Shelling!

WOW! Incredible! Those giant eastern murexes are absolutely amazing. You were definitely in "shell heaven" today! Thanks for the ride. ❤

That was an amazing video!! Wow at the super finds!! Thanks for sharing with us!

How early or late do you shell?

Definitely worth a repeat! Thanks for putting those 2 together! What an awesome night/morning!

That was great! Was that after a storm. What do you do with all of these shells you find?

🐞Are those sea biscuits fossils or are they actual shells? Thanks. 🐞

Literally every time you pull a murex I just want to go through my phone …holy moly I’m so jealous!

Amazing finds. Thank you for bringing us along!

I appreciate your videos whether they are 1 minute or 1 hour. I’m a landlocked sheller waiting on her next fix 😂

I grew up going to Holden Beach - never saw shells like this but man is that a special place. Thank you for sharing!

Thanks for your great videos, I love your printed narration so we can hear the ocean! I just came back from a weekend there and though there were no welks or murexes, I found baby ears, olives and a few bittersweets. But the real find was the sea biscuit fossils. With about 12 hours of beach walking, I found 8 perfect ones and a dozen less than perfect. And also 3 fossils of some other shell that looks kind of like a ridged mussel but curves to the side. Thanks for the info on the fossils or I would never have known they have them there!

Beautiful collection! Congratulations on all your awesome finds! A lot of those shells are on my bucket list! Thanks for sharing 🙂

Can you tell me what part of Holden Beavh were you on? Thank you 😊

Very helpful video. Would be nice with a before and after tho🤩

Wow!! 🤩

Here tell that it's unlawful to take coral. You might want to check that law out.

What an awesome collection. I wish you would slow down your video so I could read the text and enjoy the shells. So many beauties just need time to absorb all of them 🥰

Epic collection ❤😮❤

Is this post hurricane shelling?

U have an awesome collection! Love the way u display them! How long did it take to collect them?

Wow! Nice collection ❤

How long have you been shelling ?!

Your collection is amazing!!!! ❤ 🐚 🐚 🐚 🐚

Go to abandon Portsmouth island to find shells galore.

If I may ask where in North Carolina did you find your shells?

Nice collection. I have never found a sea biscuit on the beach. Have seen them in stores, but it would be so awesome to find one!

I have always wondered how you keep your shells! I've watched so many from swfl and now to watch you collect in Noth Carolina.. I especially love that they don't always have to be perfect! Thank you so much for sharing your impressive treasures!!!!

Wow! I love everything in your collection! I'm trying to figure out how to display my own, much smaller collection! Thank you for the ideas!

Thank you...a truly beautiful display and collection. I watch your videos all the time and love how you travel and take us with you. I did think of a silly thing as I watched amazed but wondering who keeps there dusted. Again, thanks and wonder if you ever meet the people who follow you. I am from Maine and have family in Florida. I couldn't do the walking ass you Sharmon do(I am a young 72 years old but have MS and am in a chair for long distances). We are in Rockland 2 or 3 times a year, and I know you shell the Maine coast. ❣️🦋❣️🐚🐚🐚🐾🐾🌊🪸🥰