This is the path you take after wading through the first beach to get to the next
The "sand." Literally the whole beach on this side is made up of broken shells. Not real forgiving on your feet but crazy cool!
Once in the water we would just grab handfuls and handfuls of shells. I found a Florida Conch and Pat found a really big cool brownish kinda spotted one.
For Pat's Birthday this year we went and stayed the night at Marco Island. It's known for its beautiful beaches and "shelling." We had a Blast! We rented a kayak and took turns taking the boys out on it- they loved it, ate lunch at a cafe on the beach, took our time exploring and of course "shelling." So this beach, Tiger Tail, is pretty unique in that you basically get 2 beaches in one. So the first beach is kind of like an inlet surrounded by mangroves and greenery but once you wade through the water (at one end it is pretty shallow) to the other side you take a path that leads you to another beach (the one made up of broken shells). At one end of the beach we found a small tree where people had hung shells on its branches, kinda neat. I wish we had more pics to share but while we were shelling Pat accidentally dropped my purse in the water that had our phones in it, so we lost most of the pics we took. It was actually kinda funny. I guess we were both just caught up in the moment haha. We had a wonderful day and took Pat out for dinner and dessert. Happy Birthday Hun, we LOVE YOU!!





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