Every year for the TAN a set of large white canvas tents sprouts in the Porto Mediceo. This “village” is full of shops selling anything related to sailing and something more.
This is a display of “Nautilus”, a shop based in Bordighera specialized in seashells, fossils and minerals.
16 comments:
That set of colors and shapes really wonderful ... a precious memory of the sea ...
Beautiful photos, thanks!
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Beautiful, every single "tresure of the sea" is unique! Lovely photos!
Lots of shapes and colors in these photos. Really great.
The colour and the texture are very good
Your photos are super and they really show what this stuff looks like...I'm always amazed at the variety of shells and sea life we can find along the Florida coast...even shark teeth millions of years old!
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My today favorite :). Aren't they awesome? Will be great to put them in small jars. VP, do you think they're already dead before the sellers collecting them to sell?
Each of them are lovely.
We used to have shops like this all over town. Unfortunately, the real estate became so valuable, they are all gone now.
Absolutely stunning!
Great photo of the seashells - it's quite a variety of interesting shapes and sizes
I really like the shells:)
Wow, those are amazingly beautiful seashells. I used to collect them at the beach when I was a kid. But none of them looked like these.
I sure hope these shells are just found and not harvested! It's something we have to battle with here in the Philippines :(
I love your shots!
Amazing assortment of shells.
Probably not very expensive either, judging from the way the items are displayed in piles or droves.
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