Yes!! Kim found a Banded Tulip!

L-O-R-E-E, you are sweet, honey. I’m fine. I’m just doing a little skin treatment for a little sun damage. I just wrote about it on a post (http://www.iloveshelling.com/blog/2013/07/20/beach-day-essentials-to-fun-videos-by-you/) because I’ll b out of the sun and off the beach for a few weeks. I get tickled every time u spell out your name. It was so funny when it all clicked in when’s spelled it out at Cayo. An aha moment! And thank you too Donna R!! Xo

The time of a low tide that you see listed in a tide table is the time of the lowest point which that particular tide reaches. You will want to start shelling maybe about an hour before that, and keep going until maybe an hour afterwards as the tide is coming in. Something like that.

Remember also that there are two low tides on most days, and often one is lower than the other.