Whitstable wanderings by alanwilliams
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Comments (18)
curveemark
shellter !
chesscanoe
I'll bet there's a choice soap dish waiting to be found.
kgb224
Superb capture my friend. God Bless.
durleybeachbum
I wonder what happens next.
blinkings
Andrea, baby oysters begin life as free-floating organisms but quickly settle to the bottom attaching themselves to hard surfaces. That's why oysters grow in clumps on pilings and concrete, but their favorite most productive place to grow is on other shells that have been placed back in the water!
Adobe_One_Kenobi
Excellent shot Alan. I think blinkins may be right.
Juliette.Gribnau
wonderful
MrsRatbag
Ouch, I don't think I'd want to walk barefoot on a layer of those shells! That's a lot of oysters...impressive shot!
bobrgallegos
A super capture!
Wolfenshire
Oh, that's a really cool photo, I had no idea that people recycled those.
Erestorfan
Wow, that is quite a collection of oyster shells!! And I never knew they recycled them. Someone explained by above and it was SO interesting!
dochtersions
What many of them, Alan. Such an interesting shot.
jayfar
I expect that Pearl would like a few of these!! Nice shot Alan.
wysiwig
Interesting photo. You learn something new everyday.
aksirp
mmmh, give me a lemon and one from the other staple;) great found and picture
moochagoo
Can be used to make a fire
Katraz
I was told they crushed them up and put them on gardens, how true it is I don't know.
danapommet
That would make a wonderful ground cover for flower gardens or around trees..