Exploring a Florida island. Kayaking to an island and beachcombing.

Exploring a Florida island is such a treat, and Keewaydin was gorgeous! Come along and see what kind of beach treasures are waiting and let's learn a thing or two about the goodies that can be found on the beaches in Florida.
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[@mainsartavenuemainsartaven8441]

My weekly dose of vitamin Beach aka vitamin Sea ❤

[@elaineberger879]

Ohhhh Sharmon, what a beautiful day! Mannnnn….wonderful day. Again, thank you for taking us along.

[@gildafontoura1340]

Hi, I am from Brazil and living in New York City for 33 years. I’m crazy about beaches, water, and I have houses by the beach in Rio De Janeiro state. I just told my psychotherapist how nice it is to watch your videos feeling like I am by the water, shelling , and feeling relaxed and alive. Thank you.🏝️🐚🪸

[@SWFBeachLife]

You are so welcome! Thank you for coming to the beach with me!

[@carolmusso7767]

Thank you for this lovely video! This is my favorite time of the week! I’ve told my work colleagues all about your channel and suggested they watch as a form of Mindfulness, as I do. It’s so peaceful and beautiful, and I learn so much from you! Thank you again! ❤️🐚

[@SWFBeachLife]

Thank you so much for sharing the beachy goodness! One of my favorite feelings is being at the beach and getting completely lost in all the beauty that surrounds me. 😀

[@denisem6754]

The shells are absolutely beautiful, but I love that you got some gorgeous sea glass! It looked like a great evening to go out for a paddle and Keewaydin seemed so peaceful. Thanks for another wonderful beach visit.

[@Natalieleu]

I look forward to watching your videos every Sunday. It's like a mini get away.

[@craftsandcards]

Thanks for another Sharmventure !! Can't wait till I can visit Florida again and go hunting for sea shells. Cheers from Ontario, Canada.

[@karynagibson05]

LOVE "Sharmventure" ❤

[@SWFBeachLife]

Sharmventure is awesome! 🥰

[@carolledger8047]

That first piece is a really good size piece of green see glass. Beautiful. 😊

[@terryhopeful]

I got so engrossed in all the critters and the pretty island in this one -- good for the spirit!

[@charlottehawk3766]

And I was once you get those dipped in some muriatic acid, they are going to be gorgeous. Because you can see now with their collar that they're beautiful

[@maggieslifeisawildride512]

Oh...just postcard perfect views! Add in the scent of the beach, the warm breezes, and the sounds of the waves and nature and it's paradise! 🌴🌴🌴🌴♥♥♥🌴🌴🌴🌴🌴

[@bonnerdebbie]

Thank you for another lovely beach walk with lots of wonderful shells. Have a great week Sharmon.

[@billrobbins5874]

Did you ever attempt to bleach a dark shell? Just wondering if the colors would come back? Beautiful day and finds. Thank you for sharing with us. ♥️👍♥️

[@scruffysmommy]

Your voice is so relaxing!!! My husband and I love listening to you before we go to sleep. Thank you for all you do. ❤🐚

[@SWFBeachLife]

Awe - thank you! I should find a book or something to read for people to go to sleep to....

[@denisedill3552]

Thank you for my Sunday night shell fix ❤ I am grateful for the tips you give on cleaning up shells. I recently saved some mussel shells from a seafood boil lol, the other diners kinda laughed at me 😆 I soaked them in a little bleach water to remove that periostracum and they are now varying shades of beautiful blue.

[@miriammacdermot5601]

I did the same thing with big Pacific Northwest Clam shells I had bought from the grocery store meat market that had a type of seafood stuffing in them. I bought it for the shells. Cleaning them up for crafting. Great minds and shellers think alike!

[@SWFBeachLife]

Love this!

[@SWFBeachLife]

A shell is a shell no matter where it is found!! ❤️❤️❤️

[@cattoy4]

it's sunday and time for my dinner "walk on the beach"...or as close as i get to it for now. always look forward to settling down for my break in the work day, when you're self employed every day is a work day, to grab a bite then work on the hand sanding. thanks for taking a little of the drudgery out of finish work😁

[@SWFBeachLife]

I’m glad I could help! 🌊

[@catgetter2784]

Love watching! Even though I don't have the shells, as I see you pick them up, I love the ideas that pop into my head. I would take black shells and white shells and layer them in alternating bands, all the way to the top of the jar.

[@karynagibson05]

LOVE my beach time! Thank you Sharmon 😘

[@riapoole2850]

Awesome on the crown conchs. Such beautiful views. Herons are my absolute favorite water birds. My ex loved to surf fish on St George island and inevitably a heron always came around. I got some amazing pictures of them. They would walk all around us. They got close hoping to get or steal a fish. They are gorgeous. I wish I could move back to Florida. I miss it. But I can't afford it. I just love your videos and can't wait for Sundays.

[@jtb8155]

Love, love, love the beach time - so peaceful, and the whole area is so beautiful! Your enthusiasm is also so much fun! Thank you for sharing.

[@maggiestack3757]

Amazing the beauty under the muck! As always, I continue to learn from you.Thank you for all you do!

[@lindsayschilling8707]

I Love watching your vids. The beach, shells, water, sun & clouds are beautiful. This is what I call 'stopping to smell the roses'! Many thanks, Sharmon 🐚 ❤ 😎

[@SWFBeachLife]

You are so welcome! Thank you so much for coming along with me!!

[@leslyeschoenhuth1107]

* I loved the mossy finds. Can't wait to see you do a final clean. THANKS!! We feel your fun.

[@alaksandra1979]

I watch your videos in the morning over coffee ☕️. Your Beach Time is such a nice treat amongst all the goodies you find. 🐚🏖🐚

[@tonistephic]

What a beautiful day. The shells are very beautiful. Love the stripes on some of the shells. The black shells we just beautiful as well. Thank you for taking the time to share your videos with us. Have a great day.

[@SnowPink90]

That was a beautiful shelling day!! Other than the little bit of rain that you had. I thought that it was a perfect day, perfect temperatures for being out shelling. I loved how the crown conchs came out, so clean and beautiful. By the looks of all the shells you brought home, I’d say you had a fabulous time!! Thanks Sharmon!! Have a great week and thanks for the learning tips along the way!! Have a great weekend!!🥰🐬

[@SWFBeachLife]

I hope you have a great week too Pam!

[@diannaorth8652]

Loved seeing the live shells moving in the shallow water!

[@firepaw1334]

The black shells are so pretty…you should make a black shell jar that would be so beautiful!

[@SWFBeachLife]

I have a dark blue dish that I like to keep the darker shells in 🐚

[@williampacey9194]

My favorites were to explore the little shallows like you were doing. Sometimes you could just stand still and let a shell hit your leg with the tide movements and retrieve it for inspection.

[@gingermackeen5741]

So this is the adventure you told me about... Sometimes there are sections of Honeymoon Island that have black scallops. I pick them up, they dry out, and they turn gray... Then they usually get donated 😅. That area of K during "beach time" reminds me a lot of H.I. Oh boy. Sharmon was in FFC heaven with a free pile of them!😂 You really had fun playing in the mud with the crown conchs! They really are beautiful shells. The big broken whelks and horse conchs can be used outside with plants in them - even with holes. Hmmm. Broke your shell bag. Yes, been there. Done that. Had to sew the strap back on!😊 Thanks Sharmon! xxoo

[@SWFBeachLife]

I was going to sew a dog leach to act as a strap for my bag, figuring I won't break it but I might have found another shell bag source. Stay tuned!

[@sarahcaravella2879]

I feel like I can draw a lot of insights personally from your videos❤

[@lindaweges8624]

Loved that beach time!

[@courtneyawalsh]

I saw some orange peels on Keewaydin, too! 🍊🍊🍊

[@courtneyawalsh]

And got some great shots of the osprey!

[@marleneo2581]

Thank you so very much. An awsome treat this week. I think a denture toothbrush would be a great tool.

[@debblair5761]

Beautiful shells. Beautiful sunset too.

[@carmelassanctuaryofsquirrels]

When I visited SW Florida in Fall 2021, I found so many of the types of shells that you find each week. One type that I didn't get a single one of was the Crown Conchs... they're on my bucket list and now I know that I need to look in the mud & muck for them, thanks to you! Last summer I was in Delaware and visited many beaches along the Delaware Bay's western shoreline. I found so many knobbed whelks - from small to quite large, there were literally dozens of them. The majority of them I found on 3 different visits to one beach in particular and they were in the mud and muck, just like the crown conchs. So now I know... If/when I get to SW FL again, I'll definitely go back to Keewaydin and look for them there. As always, thanks for sharing your wonderful excursions and your knowledge. Have a great week!

[@SWFBeachLife]

Those crown conchs like Bunche Beach too! There are not a lot of shells there, but the ones that are there are fabulous!

[@pennyskelly8657]

Awesome so many crowns I’m sure they are beautiful when your done with them I loved the section where the bay and the ocean came together simply beautiful thanks again for the walk and information

[@hadleywooten3689]

I am visiting Hollywood Florida and I found two small scotch bonnets!!! Bucket list shells!! So happy I started to cry!! Thanks for teaching me tiny shells are cool also!

[@SWFBeachLife]

Oh wow!!! Those are amazing finds - even for the East Coast! Congrats!!! ❤️🐚

[@roxiegs348]

Thank you for taking me to Keewaydin with you. Wish I was there in person but it’s a long way from California. Maybe one day soon. Have a great week Sharmin!!

[@kathyjund7212]

Thank you for a terrific adventure.. fabulous scenery..cannot wait to see the next phase in crown conch cleaning!!

[@williamthomson638]

They look blue. Nice.

[@jolynnburns4306]

Crown Conchs!!! How exciting, I loved seeing the pretty animal too!! Lord I wish I lived there!! :) Have a great week! See you Sunday. XOXO P.S. can't wait to see all the shells that broke you bag. :)

[@karenuntz6514]

What gorgeous views! Lookit all the crown conchs. 👀 Can't wait for next week already! 🏝😎❤

[@suzannebraden9671]

Gorgeous day !! Great share and journey ! ❤ More please , lol. Hugs

[@inkspec2.022]

There's so many black scallops In the outer banks I have so many!

[@cazee100]

Yay, can’t wait for the acid….makes me sound a bit hippy lol. What a lovely place. Who would know of the hurricane looking there, as usual a lovely walk on the beach. Stay safe xx

[@digi6256]

I absolutely loved watching the tide pulling the water away from your location. It was mesmerizing, more of that would be terrific in the future. Thank you for great episode, lots of hugs!

[@babigrl38]

Great score

[@VeronicaRonniDorval2638]

Never a bad day for you is it LOL enjoyed your little kayak video to that was beautiful

[@WilhelminaHelenaPaulineMarie]

Hoping I sp correctly...Sharmon, u are such an inspiration to me. I am a naturalist graduated with teaching and tour guiding mainly in mind. I never got to follow my field of study and always regretted it tho i do love my life dont get me wrong! I wish u the best and i know ur enthusiasm will propel u a great way while taking ur naturalist classes! Good luck and someday if my family ever gets to florida we will get to meet u!!!

[@SWFBeachLife]

Thank you so much! I am loving living here and learning about this incredibly rich and interesting tropical paradise!

[@meme8540]

Sigh … so beautiful there

[@TheAdventurousRealtor]

Love the black rough scallop!

[@indyfan2056]

So many crown conchs ! I dont believe I have ever seen you find so many empty ones at once until recently. They are one of my favorite shells (the points,the stripes, and the contrast in colors) I cant wait till they are ready for display!

[@SWFBeachLife]

I love the crowns too. Even the critters are super cute!

[@nikoletastavropoulou5515]

Another beautiful video. With wonderful shells.

[@gigiisaweirdo8175]

I went to the beach last week and found a few shells, I thought it was really cool because I don’t usually see those type of shells as much at the beaches I go to

[@TheAdventurousRealtor]

I've never seen the north end! Thank you for this! 😊

[@Gather2Grow]

I absolutely LOVE your videos! Thank you so much from this lifetime Sheller! I am on the east coast of Florida in the Ponce inlet area, and we have very few shells here what we do find is usually broken. I certainly miss shelling with my grandmother who lived in Sanibel for many years!

[@SWFBeachLife]

Come for a visit! The beaches are practically empty during the week!

[@lindarichie2585]

Wow can I just say !! What a beautiful island to explore especially with the weather moving in made it magical looking ! I’m really loving the juveniles now ! Thanks for the day on this island between all the incredible shells and creatures it was an awesome day ! ❤

[@almostpronto2286]

Howdy Ma’am Always enjoy your videos… this one esp well done and needed as I’m just having a major change in my life with many decisions to be made. Thank you for the diversion of gorgeous scenery, shell info and even your humor at 5:44 “ literally a piece of orange…for your inquiring minds” Blessings to you…

[@SWFBeachLife]

Good luck with your decision. Trust you gut. ❤️

[@ilonamollema6467]

Hi Sharmon, my dear beach friend, I'm so happy that you were able to kayak again! And I'm happy to see that nature is restoring itself after hurricane Ian. I'm laying here under my crown conch duvet cover, and it's so much fun to see you finding all those hidden gems. It took some elbow grease, but they are gorgeous! 😍 So are the black shells. They have something sinister about them. Don't know why. But they are beautiful! Breaking your shellbag doesn't surprise me at all. I'm curious how you will manage to get all your shells at home. But I'll have to wait another week. I hope you have a fantastic week, filled with happiness, joy, and, of course, amazing shells! Sending you a big hug and lots of love, xoxo ❤️, Ilona

[@belindaloux8354]

I grew up on Indian Rocks beach. I moved to Marathon Fla. Very little shells on the islands.

[@jkperdue1109]

Loved the yellow/orange scallop. Looked like a sunrise. I can see pictures in the calicos, sometimes 😊 Great job on the shells

[@themsmemyselfi]

Amazing video as always. I can’t wait until June 18th and we will be there. We live in Pcb, Florida and I’m a shell-aholic too! I am going to listen out for your calming voice on my trip and if I am lucky enough to hear you I must say hello. Thanks for all the wonderful and very informative video’s you share with the world!!! Take care❤

[@SWFBeachLife]

Good shelling luck to you! Maybe we'll get a good storm to churn things up! NO HURRICANES THOUGH! 😳

[@angelicareyes4183]

Thank you ❤❤❤

[@judlap2009]

Thank you for this lovely video!

[@fredamoore1743]

Hi Sharmon. Great video as usual. I love the information you give. Sorry about your shell bag. Can't wait to see if you repaired or replaced!

[@user-wf5gx5ud3q]

What a gorgeous day at the beach! Loved the serenity of this video, so lovely 😍😍😍 tnank you for a perfect Sunday! ❤

[@williamthomson638]

It is beautiful

[@staz6530]

What a beautiful beach day. Love all the great finds!

[@jamie6580]

Thanks for the trip! You always give us a great time!!❤

[@shugandruslewis]

Thank you so much for a spectacular tour!

[@robinmp3841]

That was fun!❤

[@suzannesalerio3237]

Thank you for a lovely walk. It really did have to be hard to leave there. I am also so happy about your classes!! Go for it! You can more than do this!

[@mariejung73]

Gorgeous Shells as always!

[@jenniferhalstead3680]

I am planning on coming down to Florida in a couple of months and was hoping to get a little info from you about the best places I can reach in my kayak that's not real far cause my 15 year old daughter will be in tow and that will have the best shells. Thank you for all the information on shells in your videos, I've learned a lot I've watched every one of them.

[@shannaprissyleamon1311]

Lovely place! Looks like it would make a perfect shark nursery too! ❤

[@gildafontoura1340]

Thanks!

[@SWFBeachLife]

Thank you so much Gilda!!! 🙏🏼

[@marciaslay1149]

Great video, wonderful shells!!!

[@miriammacdermot5601]

Hi Sharmon! It was a lovely tour. My favorite shell finds this week were the regular calico scallops. They are so pretty!

[@lorettarobertson5687]

I haven't been able to go look for sea sheets as I live in Kansas. But when I do I think I'm going to get camping shower bag or bag for drinks that you wear to wash off my finds it they should hold more water and free up my hands.

[@SWFBeachLife]

You can use the ocean to wash off the shells too!

[@margaretkocher1467]

,I love your videos, I have been a beach comber since I was a kid. Now live in Gainesville, Fl so I have a 65 mile drive east or west to get to the ocean. You are so well informed and utilize common sense and safety practices. I just want you to be careful on the bayside, there is a potential for alligators in those areas.

[@SWFBeachLife]

Thanks for the reminder!

[@Merlijnvv]

The best shell books for you are: R. Tucker Abbott - American Seashells. Cheaper edition is from 1954, which can be downloaded for free from the Biodiversity Heritage Library. In searchable pdf format as well as high quality jp2 format (advanced jpg images). Tucker Abbott is the one author who should not be missing on your bookshelf. The expensive edition of American Seashells is from 1974, a bright blue book which is in demand. Even it's nearly 50 years old you still pay well over 50 dollars for this book. Another big favorite of mine is the book of Myra Keen (1971): Seashells of tropical West America. It is thicker than most bibles... Both books are almost timeless.

[@SWFBeachLife]

I found the PDF of American Seashells and have it book marked. FASCINATING! I've actually been really confused about the siphon and the proboscis and there just isn't a lot of good info out there. Thank you!! I love the Florida Seashells book as I know what I find will either be in that book or I'll have to look elsewhere. I know the shells should be cataloged scientifically, but I wish they were sorted by where they can be found! Thanks so much for all the good info!

[@fatimaantunes3413]

Bonjour belles plages🇨🇭

[@debbiejones6265]

Those crown conchs are amazing. Hoping to find some on my trip. :)

[@SWFBeachLife]

They are so fabulous. I tend to find more live ones than empty shells 😁

[@debbiejones6265]

@@SWFBeachLife, I'd love to see an alive one. That would be cool. Thank you for sharing all this goodness. :)

[@SWFBeachLife]

@@debbiejones6265 What?? You have t seen a live one? I took a bunch of video yesterday that I will post on social media soon.

[@debbiejones6265]

@@SWFBeachLife lol. The only live ones I've seen are on your video's. And I've only seen like 2 dead ones, which I have and are on display in my shell table. :)

[@shirleyjames3737]

I cleaned a bunch of the crowns with a Dremmel and I didn't use a mask, it gave me sarcoidosis. I wish I had know better.

[@jeffpepple3354]

Thank you for another beautiful shelling video! Where did you start your kayak trip? Love your videos!

[@SWFBeachLife]

Bayview Park in Naples and thank you!!

[@ittybittykittymama7582]

Hello, Beach Angel! Keewaydin, such an odd name. Do you know what it means? Such a lovely azure sky above the glass green of the sea. A perfect day to go to the beach! I often wonder whether you're on some beach that particular day and I try to imagine myself wandering along with you. (Don't forget about Pedro!) It makes for a pleasurable pastime on a grey, rainy spring mountain day when it's not yet safe to start planting my new garden roots, sprouts and seeds. We're actually still having frost warnings! I have four pots, each containing a four-foot tomato plant and they already have tomatoes on them! I would love to set them out in the garden, but they'd freeze, or on the screened porch, but they'd get too cold. If I set them in a sunny window, my cats will chew them to pieces, so they're safe behind a closed door in my craft room. I've never kayaked, but I've canoed down the Clinch River, here in East Tennessee. Its cold, clear water harbors more endangered animals than any body of fresh water anywhere, all of them mussels. They are cool critters, but very much protected by strict laws. Okay, focus! The beach! Ah, Beach Time! THAT'S WHAT MY RAIN WEARY SOUL NEEDED! Thanks so much! I do like worm snail shells, they're cool! Broken shells remind me that even broken shells, like broken people, are beautiful and worth keeping, sometimes. I guess it depends on how badly broken they are. What a beautiful sunrise calico scallop! It's a little large, though, for my needs. Still, it's very lovely. I never saw them except on your beaches, dear Angel. It's nice shelling today, not the frantic rush to pick up everything that sometimes causes us to wish we had more hands. A lazy wander down the beach, stopping now and then to pick up shells is good once in a while. That little crown conch is a beauty! You're not the only mud puppy out there today! You've got an egret for company. The egrets always try to look so dignified, but when they fly away, they're so gawky! I'm not so much a fan of the slimy stuff, so I'll have to let you play with the crown conchs. I'll be interested in seeing what's under the muck. You should make yourself a viewing can to look under the muddy water. Think about a paint can wearing a diving mask. Used to have one, many years ago, when I did a lot of shelling on the sand bar off the Point at the mouth of Pensacola Bay. The current is way too strong there to go down below unless it's really worth the struggle. There's really good shelling, though, in the trough between the bar and the island. That crown conch is sure hauling shell! Its world is just as wonderful as the Maker imagined it to be. That place is a million miles from anywhere, but only a paddle away from home, or so it seems. Oh, how lovely! A piece of sea glass! They make lovely pendants if they're wire wrapped. That second piece would be dangerous with that sharp point! Ouch! Oh, what a great fossil! I wonder if Ian exposed and damaged an ancient underwater fossil bed? I recall you finding that shell that went extinct so long ago. There may very well be a connection. Have you mentioned that to your instructor at school? It would be interesting knowing if there have been other fossils found. Didn't someone else find a fossil that you showed on a video? Well, I'll be doggoned! There were beautiful shells under all that gunk! I'm impressed at your ability to clean them up! Good on you, girl! Oh no! You broke your shell bag? Too many fighting conchs!? How awful! Now you'll have to use Pedro's help! Hee haw! 😂 Much love and seashells, too, from The Lost Mermaid🧜

[@SWFBeachLife]

I was curious about Keewaydin and what it means and would you believe one of the meanings is Northwest wind in Native American? NW winds are good and what we want to drive the shells onto the beach. Go figure. Maybe native Americans loved seashells too! Keewaydin was gorgeous. Some people actually have homes there. As much as I like the idea of living on an island, I think I'm too much of a creature of comfort and the inconvenience of island living would drive bananas. At least I have access to a bunch of them right? Hope you're having a super week!

[@margeoconnor166]

Are you ever concerned about quicksand?? Mudflats seem like prime real estate for dangerous patches.

[@SWFBeachLife]

I have not encountered quicksand but the sand can get super mushy. Losing a shoe is more likely than getting stuck 😂

[@dmcdaniel2009]

GOOD !!! Does the dirt and slim and black come from the red tide?? SUNDAY FUN, THANKS !!

[@mirandadunsmore-gladue5477]

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[@yomama8873]

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[@maryannkom299]

I’m thinking sea glass may be more plentiful in the coming years due to the hurricane, I have no idea how long it has to roll around out there before it becomes sea glass.

[@SWFBeachLife]

I guess we shall see!

[@marylrichter1800]

I mentioned I’ve been cleaning my shells. They were collected 20-54 years ago. I have one shell I desperately need help with! Where can I send you a picture of it to see if you may know what it is. It’s very pretty! I love the crown conch in this video & hope some day I can find one! Thanks to your wonderful videos, I’ve been able to identify most of my shells but this one! If you have an email where I can send picture & shell size or can I post ion your Facebook page. I’ve been searching you videos trying to find shell similar to one in question! So far, no luck! Thanks!

[@SWFBeachLife]

Hi Mary - I'll see what I can do to help! [e-mail]

[@shannonjennings3424]

I have some abalone from an estate that still have some residue from said critter :( what's the best way to clean them?

[@SWFBeachLife]

I use bleach for just about everything - at 100% strength too. Maybe a 50/50 bleach soak for 24 hours to see?

[@ginaperovich1073]

Lions paw? 3:11?

[@lisacenturelli3239]

Thanks for sharing - definitely not the part of Keewaydin that I was at. I guess I was at the tourist end. Were you at the north end?

[@SWFBeachLife]

I was on the North end but the South end has all the good shells!!!

[@lisacenturelli3239]

@@SWFBeachLife I did find a Scotch Bonnet hidden down there buried a couple of inches down in an upper wrack line. Came as quite a pleasant surprise!

[@SWFBeachLife]

@@lisacenturelli3239 I'll say! That's awesome!

[@ashleydrasler1967]

What app do u use for the tide

[@SWFBeachLife]

I showed it in a previous video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZzTiXibmrpskLc

[@luannski6895]

You ever come across a gator?

[@SWFBeachLife]

No and I hope it stays that way!

[@TheAdventurousRealtor]

It's HARD for me to stay quiet in videos 🤭