I see you've got your posting problem sorted.Like the photo,a neat idea.
I see you've got your posting problem sorted.Like the photo,a neat idea.
I`ve got a Groatie Buckie.... You find it!
Happy posting whitecloud!
Good to see your picture whitecloud, hope it's the first of many.
Raven, I found it I found it! Never found 1 in Caithness although I have quite a few gathered from elsewhere.
I got a groatie buckie too but mine is easier to spot!
Thank you for the support, I love shells cant resist picking up one two when on a walk, pebbles too.
love light and laughter
whitecloud
Different take on the shells whitecloud, I like.
Found your groatie buckie wifie, lol...
But can`t find yours Raven...
Will keep scanning though...
I'm in need of a good scrape
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Congratulations to everybody who successfully took part in the Buckie hunt! :-))
Anyone spot some seaweed? I know its a challenge, but if you look hard enough!!! . . . . . ;-))
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oooh barnacles mind and be gentle on them,I couldnt see the shell raven well done to those who did.
love light and laughter whitecloud
Excuse me for being ignorant but, why is the Groatie Buckie so called?
Just googled it.
Last edited by 2little2late; 09-Dec-08 at 01:35. Reason: Google.
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Just found this on Google.
The shell called by Orcadians a Groatie Buckie is found on sandy beaches around Orkney as is the Venus shell. This collection comprising of jewellery depicting the shells is called the Sandkrumma collection. Sandkrumma being an Orkney word for a Sandy Geo or Sandy Beach. It is on these beaches these shells are often found.
The Groatie Buckie shell is looked upon as a token of good fortune and the Venus shell a token of affection. Many people on Orkney scour the beaches for these shells & keep them in jars in their homes, in the hope they will bring good fortune to them. People even carry them in their pockets & purses! The Groatie Buckie shell is not a common shell and it is because of this, it is well sought after and treasured when found.
A 1991 Gallup survey indicated that 49 percent of Americans didn't know that white bread is made from wheat.
Like your "Wall of Mussels" whitecloud, good spot.
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