Tuesday, April 17, 2012

ABC WEDNESDAY-"N": A Nautical theme


This anchor rests on a collection of shells...part of the refuse from the dinner entrees at a very good seafood restaurant in Port Royal, South Carolina.

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19 comments:

  1. Olivier12:18 AM

    belle ancre dans la nature

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  2. Janey and Co.7:39 AM

    Very nautical indeed.

    Kate is it Weds?

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  3. Sharon8:10 AM

    Oysters manybe?

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  4. TexWisGirl8:24 AM

    throwing the shells there is kinda neat!

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  5. Randy8:26 AM

    That's lot of shells.

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  6. Birdman8:48 AM

    Now, that's a cliche.

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  7. Dave-CostaRicaDailyPhoto.com9:32 AM

    When they started this practice, I wonder if they had sales goals for how high the pile would get by any particular time.

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  8. Roger Owen Green1:56 PM

    I like it!
    ROG, ABC Wednesday team

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  9. Kay2:37 PM

    Yum! I hope they clean the shells a little before they start pitching them!

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  10. Jane and Chris2:59 PM

    You could use the shot for R for recycling too.
    Jane x

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  11. Leslie:3:35 PM

    Neat! I took some shots of a couple of rusty anchors I found down at Lighthouse Park last week! When they're all rusty, they give off all sorts of hues.

    Leslie
    abcw team

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  12. Judy3:59 PM

    Well, that's interesting. I kind of like it!

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  13. Lowell4:50 PM

    There is a scene almost identical to this in Micanopy, Florida! Hope the food was good, too!

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  14. photowannabe9:16 PM

    Interesting ground cover...very "green"

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  15. PerthDailyPhoto4:41 AM

    I like it, perfect for a seafood restaurant Kate, did you add to the covering under the anchor!

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  16. Ann2:21 PM

    Well that says a lot about being frugal--one item used in two ways.
    Cool
    Ann

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  17. Gordon3:46 PM

    That is a novel way of disposing of the shells.

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  18. Chubskulit Rose3:54 PM

    Is that part of an anchor?

    Nursing to Nuclear Medicine
    Rose, ABC Wednesday Team

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  19. Rae Walter4:29 AM

    That certainly is a great way to recycle Kate. Wonderful.

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