Craig's going to miss fishing every morning out front, and I'll miss my morning beach combing. I've amassed enough shells to fill a big basket, and I can't forget to take some sand with me!
We picked up a flier on an oceanfront home down the street and the listing price is $2,999,999, so I don't think we'll be moving to this beach anytime soon! We'll have to settle for renting our little Tommy Bahama studio again on our next visit.
It's been a fun ride!
7 comments:
Great photos! The new header of the shells is awesome...but the question that has to be asked...did you find much glass?
Ann, no glass whatsoever, but I did see some really bad fake tumbled stuff in the souvenir shops! I was also told very emphatically by a local woman down the beach that Anna Maria is not a good place for shelling. It may not be as exotic as Sanibel, but we found plenty of pretty shells.
You take great photos, and I really love the stuff you choose to shoot!
Thanks went coastal! Can't wait to be back to Isla in mid-November. Thanks for keeping me updated on the news on my favorite island!
What's the beach house look like? Can you scan & email me the flyer?
Linda
P.S. The town looks like a GREAT place to retire!!!
Linda
Linda, we left the flier in our room, so I don't have the info. The island's Anna Maria Island, FL. There were some studios where we stayed on the market for $299,000, so I'd say the island is probably pretty pricey.
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