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At 03:13 PM 05/12/2004, you wrote:
No, Birdie, you should have taken a little sack with you and collected all the sand dollars that were intact, (not broken). When we lived in Panama City, Fla in the late 60's, my kids we got a quarter apiece for them at the local beach curio shops. No telling what they're bringing now. Starfish take too long to dry out and they smell while doing it.
JD ***************************************************************************************
Brian Burgess wrote:In England they are called spring tides and the weather normally changes to wet and windy. Hang on though its always wet and windy in any case.
On a more sensible aspect I have just returened from Florida and there was a full moon while I was there and the beach was literally covered in sand dollars and starfish in fact below the mid tide mark it was a job to walk without treading on any.( Jimmy I dont need you to say well you should have walked higher up the beach Ha Ha )
Birdie
