Conch Shells

Shell Shock

Posted on August 18, 2011 by Sarah

Past the guard dogs and back gates of the SGU campus lies one man’s wasteland and another man’s treasure trove. Conch shells that can be up to the size of a large cantaloupe litter the beach on the western edge of St. George’s University. Wednesday, we went on a treasure seeking adventure and found a few gems. … Continue reading »

Categories: Adventure, Beach, Conch Shells, Discovering Grenada | 1 Comment

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