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Tag Archives: “Florida’s Living Beaches”
Beachcombing
Yesterday was my older son’s 14th birthday so he planned the day. First thing we did was ride our bikes to the Siesta Key Village and ate breakfast at the Broken Egg. We have never eaten there; we usually go … Continue reading
Jellyfish
I’ve been wanting to write about jellyfish so here goes: I’ve stated before that there are tons of moon jellies washing ashore since the last hurricane. They’re pretty big, too. I took the boys on a 4H field trip last Friday … Continue reading
More Bones on the Beach
Oh, I laughed so hard last night. My husband enjoyed the joke, too. As you probably know from previous posts, I enjoy beachcombing and picking up nearly anything on the beach from shells, egg cases, corals, surf-beaten toys that we’re … Continue reading
