Sanibel Island, FL '15

A inviting day along Sanibel's 12+ miles of beach	More shells on Sanibel than stars in the heavens	A Fighting Florida Conch Shell	Low tide reveals billions of shells
A Sandpiper strolling the beach	A live Sand Dollar	A large Fan Shell	Development on Sanibel is controlled and the beaches are natural
Blind Pass Bridge connecting Sanibel and Captiva	The beach on Captiva	A peaceful Sanibel sunset	A White Ibis strutting up the beach
An Egret looking for a meal	A Fan Shell collecting smaller shells	Billions of shells	A beautiful Sanibel sunset sky
Development is kept back from the dune and beach	An Osprey enjoying his fish for lunch	The beach at Blind Pass Inlet	A Great Blue Heron on the golf course
A Cormorant drying his wings on the golf course	A lone Pelican heading to the nest at sunset	Wildflowers on the dune	The Island Inn. Opened in 1895.
The Island Inn spread over 10 acres - 40 rooms and 7 cottages	The Island Inn	The Island Inn	The Island Inn
The Island Inn	The Island Inn	Shell display at The Island Inn	Shell display at The Island Inn
Billions of shells	It's hard to find a meal with all these shells	Billions of shells	A Ruddy Turnstone
Sanibel Gulls over a perfect sunset	The Sun slipping over the horizon	Sun's last rays	A cathedral? No - Under the Sanibel Island Bridge.