Oh dear, I'd forgotten about the Photo Hunt...must go through my pictures tonight! lol The broken snail shells are a perfect subject for this week's theme:-) Hugs xox
Gee, it's unbelievable all the broken things I see this morning ! Now even snail shells. I just came from a broken haert ! Finally my pictures are too serious and boring ! I should have digged in my garden to find a skeleton with broken bones ! Then at least I had something special !
Oh wow, I thought they were your hearing aids!!! (organic, a la' natural, of course!!) *G* Love the photo hon!!! Have a great weekend! Your L mine's up too!
Awesome picture for this week's theme. I love walking down the beach and collect shells. Too bad that the nearest beach is about 8 hours away form here... Have a wonderful weekend.
So cool!! did you find them today on your beach jaunt? Happy birthday sweetie! Love your photo!
ReplyDeleteBroken, but pretty nice! Happy hunting and a Happy Birthday!!!
ReplyDeleteNice ones anyway. Kind of like how they're damaged -like I am... *lol*
ReplyDeleteI could need some sea water right now...(you'll understand why when visiting me)
Oh dear, I'd forgotten about the Photo Hunt...must go through my pictures tonight! lol The broken snail shells are a perfect subject for this week's theme:-) Hugs xox
ReplyDeleteI love seashells - broken or otherwise! Why do ya think I want to move to Florida! Shell heaven!
ReplyDeleteThese are so pretty. Again, Happy Birthday, Anni. Hope it was a happy one for you.
Hugz!!
Ah, I posted broken shells, too. Different circumstances, though! :-)
ReplyDeleteHappy belated birthday.
ReplyDeleteThe shells are pretty even broken.
Happy Birthday!
ReplyDeleteThose shells are so pretty even if they are broken.
Have a good weekend and I'm up too.
They are beautiful even though they are broken.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by!
Nature creates such beautiful and mathematically perfect spirals in shells such as those. I love them.
ReplyDeleteGee, it's unbelievable all the broken things I see this morning ! Now even snail shells. I just came from a broken haert ! Finally my pictures are too serious and boring ! I should have digged in my garden to find a skeleton with broken bones ! Then at least I had something special !
ReplyDeletesnails kinda gross me out....but the shells are beautiful :) :)
ReplyDeletethat's lovely and a wonderful idea for this week's theme....
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Poor little things! Excellent for the brokent theme though!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo Anni! I love the broken shells. Great take on todays "broken" theme. Have a wonderful Saturday!
ReplyDeleteThose are sweet. I LOVE shells! EVEN the broken ones...
ReplyDeleteMy broke is up now!
I love this picture! The weathered wood as background adds that island-y feel :)
ReplyDeleteLOVE those shells - beautiful choice for the theme ... makes me want to go beachcombing! Thanks for your visit :D
ReplyDeletePadre Island!! We used to go there all the time -- I grew up in Corpus Christie. Those shells are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting!
They are beautiful. I have shells like that all over my house.
ReplyDeletebeautiful shells...I love anything from the ocean.
ReplyDeleteThose are so pretty broken or not...see I live just up the road from the beach and I have tons of shells....I never even thought to use those....
ReplyDeleteHappy Saturday....my photo is up...
Cheers!
Happy Birthday! Those shells are so pretty, even broken.
ReplyDeleteGreat picture, but I hate snails. We have 'em all over our gardens in the summer. Thanks for visiting My Photo Blog.
ReplyDeleteSnails!!! They give me the creep.
ReplyDeleteHope you had a fun-filled birthday.
Cheers to another year.
I love shells and have lots of broken shells around here. I hope to get more on my vacation!
ReplyDeleteCool pic. I love finding sea shells at the beach.
ReplyDeleteThose are very cool pieces of the whole. You usually don't find both halves.
ReplyDeleteHappy Saturday!
That was my other thought as what to posy, broken shells. Great picture.
ReplyDeleteBeutiful. I like the smooth of the shells against the grain of the wood.
ReplyDeleteGood choice.
Oh I love shells - from the beach - and I LOVE the beach! great photo! take care:)
ReplyDeletestill perfect to me ..they are lovely!
ReplyDeleteEven broken they have a lot of character. Great picture.
ReplyDeleteTake care,
Connie
My photo is up.
Beautiful picture.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your comment on my blog...
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You are reminding me of warm places with these lovely shells. There's been a three week cold snap here.
ReplyDeleteAwesome photo! :)
ReplyDeleteI wish I were at the beach about right now.
Please drop by and visit
Shells are so pretty, even when broken.
ReplyDeleteI love picking up shells along the beach. These shells still look very nice even though they are broken. Great shot.
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting me earlier.
They're still very beautiful, even if they're broken :)
ReplyDeleteI use to live near a beach, within 100 feet. I miss it.
ReplyDeleteahhh, I love shells...and the weathered wood they're on is great, too!
ReplyDeleteOh wow, I thought they were your hearing aids!!! (organic, a la' natural, of course!!) *G*
ReplyDeleteLove the photo hon!!!
Have a great weekend!
Your
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mine's up too!
Broken but very pretty nonetheless!
ReplyDeleteAnd a Happy Birthday!
That's neat! I love looking for shells at the beach!
ReplyDeleteThanks for dropping by.
Those shells are so pretty even if they are broken. Happy Saturday!!
ReplyDeletevey nice. I love the enlarged photo..
ReplyDeletebtw, my daughter likes yoour music so I'm keeping your site open till I'm done bloghopping.
Happy Saturday!!
Happy birthday and that is a beautiful picture, especially the background you selected. It'd be a great one for a framed print.
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting me!
how cool! Love seeing stuff like that.. WOW - you arre one popular lady.. :)
ReplyDeleteHow Beautiful - even if they are broken! I'm playing too!
ReplyDeleteAwesome picture for this week's theme. I love walking down the beach and collect shells. Too bad that the nearest beach is about 8 hours away form here...
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful weekend.
Beautiful picture!!!
ReplyDeleteBroken, as simple as that, but still so close to the world outside.
ReplyDeleteHappy B and V days.
Great entry.
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I love the distressed wood that the shells are sitting on.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my blog!
You are making me long for the beach!
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by mine :)
cool photo, love the shells against the aging wood! Great shot!
ReplyDeletethanks for stopping by mine :-)
yes a little off key :-)
Great shot! I've not convinced my hubby to visit Padre Island yet. Heard it's beautiful there though.
ReplyDeleteBroken but beautiful!!! Happy Saturday!
ReplyDeleteShells are beautiful, whether broken or not. I always wonder where their journey began. Happy weekend.
ReplyDeleteI love broken shells, but don't see too many on the beaches here in Virginia Beach, maybe too many visiters. These are lovely.
ReplyDeleteThat's a fantastic photo, even if the shell is broken. Great shot.
ReplyDeleteI've got the graphics and blogroll added now. Thanks for adding me!
ReplyDeleteCool, Martie!! Welcome aboard. And it was nice meeting you...I'll be back to visit now. :o)
ReplyDeleteI totally forgot about broken shells! Oh, well! Next time! =) Have a very blessed weekend, Anni!
ReplyDeleteThat's a great photo. I don't like snails.
ReplyDeleteLovely shells.. even though they are broken. I yearn for the warm days to come when I may meander down the beach in search of shells.
ReplyDeleteI like collecting shells! Even if this one's broken, still pretty!
ReplyDeleteI miss beach time in the summer!
ReplyDeleteHave a nice weekend!
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Lovely pictures.
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Gday Anni,the shells might be broken, but the make a beautifull picture.
ReplyDeleteI love the beach and the things you can collect on the sand. You're lucky to live near the beach. Thanks for stopping by and have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteThese are lovely. Amazing how some broken things are still beautiful.
ReplyDeleteSorry I'm so late in drpping by. Yesterday was a little too full for Photo Hunting.
I like that you showed them against the weathered board.
ReplyDeleteI love snail shells... I collected them when I was a little one - no matter if they were broken or not... BUT: the snails hat to be gone already =)
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting my hunt on Saturday, Anni! Oh, Admiral Anni =)
Nice to see you are an A-Team Cruiser, too. =)