Like the tide the full moon waits for no one. This is what I was thinking as I woke up at 3:30 in the morning . My plan was to watch the full moon set as I traveled up the coast to Englewood, Florida in search of fossilized shark teeth. Billy Gibbons was playing his guitar as the moon set and the sun emerged. I enjoyed the sounds of Billy’s guitar as the moon and sun took turns falling and rising from the south end of Cayo Costa. I got a little distracted in the early morning light and took over 300 photos of Cayo Costa before I told myself that was enough. Then I took a dozen more. Later that day I was welcomed to Engelwood by a fellow beachcomber, actually,”The Essential Beachcomber”. More soon to come.
Wow and wow! The 4th pic looks like you hung the moon on the tree. Looking forward to seeing the rest.I am trying to reconcile the pre-dawn birdsong & ZZ Top blaring out over Cayo in my head.
Gorgeous pictures Brian. I really enjoyed them 🙂
I would have loved to be on that trip!
Awesome pics-we have to look you up next time we are in the area.
Very cool Brian, you went there by boat!! I figured that would be the way to go!! I await in bated breath for the report on shark's teeth!! I would love that trip too…..and Awesome pictures!!
Gorgeous photos! I can't wait to hear about your trip – you have the best shark tooth fossil hunter on the beach for a guide!! Lucky you. How long of a trip by boat is it to Englewood?
30 miles from Captiva. Depending on weather it takes about an hour and a half.