I went for a coastal bimble last week after a storm to see what Poseidon have coughed up onto the shore, always an interesting adventure.

A huge mid part of a nipper from a brown crab, this fella must have weighed 2 pounds easily..

A leg from a spider crab. These were not originally that common around our shores but seem to be more readily found these days.

Lots and lots of razor clam shells

And lastly quite a few clam and cockle shells, and the easy way to tell them apart... the radial lines on a cockle are vertical and those on a clam are horizontal..its as easy as that.
Both taste really good in a clam chowder !!
A huge mid part of a nipper from a brown crab, this fella must have weighed 2 pounds easily..
A leg from a spider crab. These were not originally that common around our shores but seem to be more readily found these days.
Lots and lots of razor clam shells
And lastly quite a few clam and cockle shells, and the easy way to tell them apart... the radial lines on a cockle are vertical and those on a clam are horizontal..its as easy as that.
Both taste really good in a clam chowder !!
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