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Love the baby moons and dog whelks ❤❤

I love, love, love the bluish moons! They are my favorite shells!❤

Loved seeing your finds today and the beach and different coloured sand. The dunes and the sea make a wonderful seascape, I can almost smell the salt air. Thank you for taking us along with you. Xxx

That was so great of a day you had!! I love the way you tell us about the shells and introduce us to people along the way!! I absolutely love shells that are broken and you can see the middle part of it. It would be like if you took a knife and cut it, not in the middle, but off center, so that you see the way it spirals from the opening to the top. If you find ones like that, I’d buy them off you. I guess you can say I find shells that are broken and show you their middle parts, quite fascinating!! Thanks for another great video!!☺️🐬

Great treasures on the beach today and great video. Thank you for sharing with us.

Great shelling again today! The sand colors are fascinating!

The shells you found are beautiful. I enjoy hearing the water in the background. Helps me enjoy the video even more and relaxs me. Thank you and have a great day.

Hi Jamie! I love this beach day. I love all the big moons but those small shells just get me. The intact scallop and that tiny one,WOW. Beautiful! And as usual I was squealing with the sand dollars. I just love the ones from your area. I have been collecting 5 hole keyhole sand dollars all my life but yours are so different! They are awesome with the flower and all the patterns. If you look at them thru a magnifier they are incredible! And that purple sand 😚🤗! I love my jar of it, so pretty! Thanks for the fun adventure. Have a great week, Hugs!

Thanks Jaime! Love that beach. You will be having fun with the new GoPro! Can't wait. Thanks for sharing another great video.

Excellent day! You have great self control. I would be going crazy with that wrack line n scooping up as much as I could. So many goodies! Thanks for another great video!

That purple sand is very pretty and the contrast of the two was wow, great shelling day with you, take care and see you in the next video

Oh my gosh ... those teeth! The shape and configuration were so interesting. I never would have guessed they are fish teeth! And I loved all your dog whelk finds. The variety is so fun! See you soon!!

Another great video. Lovely treasures you found. The purple sand is so unusual; it would look pretty in a tall jar. 🥰🐕🐚🐌

Loving all the minis you found today. Thanks for sharing ❤

Oh my gosh!!!!! Your title is the name of our boat!!!! S'hell Yeah! You need to come to Texas!!!!

Another great video

Another nice shelling tour! Besides shells and rocks, I recently started collecting sand from different places. Legally, of course, and layer them in a tall glass vase.

Another great shelling video!

Hi Jaime. Oh my goodness, the wrack line is shell heaven, and the purple sand is lush 😍 Loving all the baby moons. The whelks from New Jersey are beautiful. Mahoosive!!! 😂😂😂 I'm rubbing off on you. We are going to have such fun when we meet up. Love to you all from AJ, Bertie, the Scottish beach dog, and I ❤🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Love black oyster shells! I've only ever found them on one small stretch of beach and you better believe I filled my pockets, 😅.

I am loving that purple sand! And if you turn that twin barnacle sideways, it looks like a Halloween goblin face!😂

Hi Kim and Milo Love the welks found mine in Wildwood

The slipper shell with the expired barnacles remind of goggles. We have pink river pearls in freshwater bi-valves.

Paleo Chris might know!!

Go Pro Yayyyyyy!!

I love the whale 😊 so many great things tonight. Another outstanding video. Thanks for showing the stunning background of the ocean and the mixture of the regular sand and the purple sand. Wonderful patterns. It's so amazing what Mother Nature can do.

Wow! Another awesome beach day!! That purple sand is gorgeous and I’m amazed at how Mother Nature creates those striking sandscapes! I have to say all those littles and mini’s, I will gladly buy a bottle full from you!!! All the colors, I’m drooling 😁 they certainly don’t disappoint! Thank you for our weekly visit! 🥰💙🐚🌊

Oh Jamie, great finds today! And I'm Loving the purple/garnet sand and the patterns. BTW, you WILL Love Scotland. I spent nearly a month there a few years back (my twin sister & I took our 86 (at the time) year old mother to Scotland so she could see "her" castle (Huntly Castle - we are Gordon Highlander descendants, and very distantly related to Mary Queen of Scots). My mother inherited Huntly Castle (a Gordon stronghold) when she was a teenager. However, it was shortly after the Depression and did not have the means to travel to Scotland to claim the Castle. Also she would have to restore it which was an impossibility. She signed it over to the Scottish Government; they promised to restore it which they did - at least partially. Here is a fun fact: castles are everywhere in Scotland (take a good camera with you!). Anyway, if a Castle is privately owned, it must be restored. There are 2 ways to restore: if you do not put a roof on the Castle, it must be available as a public park; it must be safe for people to hike/tour thru it on their own. But, it is incredibly expensive to restore, and maintsin, as a vacant heritage type site. If you put a roof on it, it then becomes a habitable building; hence big taxes and $$$$$ to maintain whether you live in it or not. Those that choose to live in a restored Castle must be extremely wealthy. Besides putting a roof on it, you now must make it livable. It would the likes of Elon Musk to undertake a project like that! Or, a person/family can turn the Castle over to the Scottish Government and they will restore it, but not put a roof on it. Of course it will be a totally vacant castle, but it is sooo much fun to hike thru them! They become like a National Park. Most of the famous castles are in partial ruins (they are very old), but the Government clears out the ruined areas, and they do minor rebuilding of the good areas of a Castle to make it available to the public. It is so incredibly expensive to maintain a Castle, even without a roof. The surrounding grounds/property of the castle is also restored/relandscaped into beautiful park-like settings. Anyway, don't dismiss opportunities to tour castles, intact or partial ruins. The history alone is mind blowing. There are some magnificent castles that are must see's: Edinburgh Castle, Balmoral, St. Andrew's, Glamis Castle (pronounced Glams), Inverness Castle, and of course The incredible Stirling Castle. There are many many more. If you have the time, check them out; you'll not be disappointed. Also, check out Cathedrals and small country churches! Gorgeous. If you stop at small country churches, and many cathedrals, they will have graveyards; check out the headstones and stone crosses with beautiful Celtic designs! And, always go into the Cathedrsls - they are magnificent inside (even the ruined ones are beautiful - hike around them for sure). The country churches are beautiful in their own way - must seeds! The Scots are kind friendly people, and they love Americans. They will want to talk with you. The pubs serve good food & are not as expensive as restaurants. Also, you must order a Guiness (stout) Beer ON TAP, not bottled. It arrives with a thick head of foam that is like cream! Even if you are not a beer drinker, order it at least once. The beer -Guiness- is quite different compared to what we get here, even if it's on tap. How soon are you going? I hope it's during the summer months; you can go to a real Highlander Game(s) - not to be missed!!! Anyway, thanks for the great vid; beautiful shells as always. Oh, and when crossing streets in Scotland, ALWAYS look to your right before stepping out into the street as that is the direction the traffic will be coming from! Big Hugs, from a Gordon Highlander in Sacramento, California ❤

at 21:36 On the right side it is a Right Whale with its mouth closed, on the left side it is a Bowhead Whale with its mouth open.

Loved the video as usual! I would have loved to of scooped up some of those dog whelks and minis from your etsy shop but was too late getting there, darn! Well you will just have to keep shelling and I will try again to get here on time. I do have several shells from Beach Girl Studio and they are all beautiful. I highly recommend everyone check them out!

Hi Jamie! I just found your channel through one of my followers! I now have a new place on my shelling bucket list. We have family with a home in York, ME and it looks like I will need to take a road trip then next time I am on the East Coast! Great finds!😊🐚👏🏻Kris

Wow all the dog whelks and moons and oh my goodness I can't name them all 😊 So many beautiful treasures today. I'm a bit confused.....so Kim is your friend and Patty is your wife or is patty your friend and Kim is your wife. As long as I have been watching you would think I would have that straight 🤣 Oh but what a day we had on the beach. Take care and stay safe out there and in your travels ☺🐚💜

I would love to know when and where you guys will be in New Jersey. I think I have a good guess what beach by the whelk. I would love to shell with you or take you to some of my spots!

Thought I’d mention that Christine, the beautiful painter of shells, doesn’t ship to Canada. 😕 Oh bummer, I just went to your shop and you don’t ship to Canada either. Too bad. 😕

I think that those blue mussels are fabulous! What do you use to clear coat your shells with? I love the wet look.

What town in NJ are you coming to?! I have so a secret spot for whelks, and I have so many shells I would want to give you!

Hi Jamie. Can you tell me where it is you go shelling on Plum Island because you find many beautiful shells.

Do you shell in warm weather?