I went through the northern eye wall of Andrew, sustained winds of 165+mph. And yes, I think that talking about collecting shells at this time is a bit low.
Fine with me.
By the way, if you find the idea of looking for shells on the beach after a storm "a little insensitive".......I had freinds who were native Floridians who actually said they hoped for hurricanes because it was exciting.
I went through the northern eye wall of Andrew, sustained winds of 165+mph. And yes, I think that talking about collecting shells at this time is a bit low.
Are you trying to make me laugh on purpose or what? I wasn't talking about looking for shells in 165 mph winds.
I was talking about looking for the shells the storm washed up AFTER it was over. Unless you think there should be some moratorium on going the beach in Florida after a hurricane out of respect for the dead or damaged property.