#shell bay

[photosbyjez]

Wordless Wednesday Oct 04

Wordless Wednesday Oct 04

Firth of Forth from Shell Bay, Fife

[joanshomesmiami]

The Residences at Shell Bay by by Auberge Resorts⛳️✨

• 20 stories | 108 Residences

• 60 hotel suites by @aubergeresorts

• Mediterranean-inspired 150-acre community

• 1 - 4 bedrooms

• Current inventory starts at $3.3m for 2 bedrooms

⚓️ The Yacht Club with 48 slip marina. Water sports incl. paddle board, kayaks, and jet skiing & Beach club.

⛳️ Golf Club: Greg Norman-designed Championship Golf Course with a 12-acre practice facility, including a 9-hole Par 3 course. The championship tees will measure 7,250 yards–one of the longest golf courses in South Florida.

🎾 The Racquet Club: World-class Racquet Club with all four Grand Slam surfaces (7 courts). 4 pickle courts, 2 Padel courts & a basketbal court.

🧖‍♀️ Spa & Fitness: 18,000 sf spa with holistic menu envisioned by experts in sports, medicine, nutrition, and wellness & fitness center incl. a boxing ring, yoga, and pilates reformers, connected to an outdoor terrace for open-air training.

💦 14,000 sf rooftop pool deck & pool grill with cabanas, hot tub, whirlpools, cold plunge, children’s pools& splash zone.

Other: sports, games entertainment lounge, wine tasting room, meeting rooms and co-working lounge, children’s play lab & discovery park, 30,000 sf balroom, orchid garden & dog walking trail and more.

Golf Membership is $1M and $800k for residents which you can sell back to the building eventually.

Yearly fees are $45k/yr for the golf membership incl. the $12k/yr just for the social membership (you can get the social individually) + HOA at $1,80/sf.

Completion in 2026

DM for a tour or more info 🙌

📍Shell Bay, Hallandale Beach

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[montereybayaquarium]

These Western pond turtles want you to shellebrate yourself this week, because you’re turtlely awesome! 💚🐢💚

📷 Thank you to staff member Kayla for melting our hearts with this photo!

[yorshie]

[sun-e-chips]

Moon talking to y/n about woodcarving and y/n happy to listen and admire his passion for it :)

Over time y/n will accumulate quite the collection of beautiful carvings and sculptures

[foolsocracy]

Now having watched Frankenstein (1931) I find this really interesting. I didn't really expect the writers themselves to have watched the film; I assumed they saw it was a horror film released in Pete's time and included it with the bonus that the audience would know the story because its Frankenstein. It really aligns with the themes of spider noir though, so I'm second guessing myself.

I read Frankenstein a while back so I'm not as familiar with it as I once was, but I'd say its generous to say the movie is based off of the original novel. It hits some of the points but it really is different. I mean, in the film its Henry Frankenstein, not even Victor.

In the film, the monster is played almost-infantile. He reaches out towards light as if he could grab it. He plays with a little girl by a lake, throwing in flowers to watch them float like boats. When he kills her, it's an accident. How could he have known that she wouldn't float along with the flowers? Its Frankenstein and his assistant who are portrayed as monstrous. They lock him in the dark for three days. The intimidate him with fire and whips and fists.

Despite this, its Frankenstein who gets the 'good end,' while the monster is left to burn alive, pinned inside a wooden mill set alight by the townspeople.

Pete could have gotten nightmares from a number of scenes. Although I wouldn't personally say this is a scary film, there are definitely unnerving parts. There was also a different standard in 1931 for what was scary in film, plus Pete was already living a hard life at such a young age when he saw it.

Based on the panels themselves it is clear that Pete was scared of the monster itself (which is fair, the make up and costuming wanted him to be frightening). "I expected him to tell me there's no such thing as monsters," because no one in real life is a resurrected, looming... once-man-now-creature. (Just you wait, Peter). It's a more juvenile read of the film but Pete is a kid. Ben though, is a veteran, a socialist, has been around the block. He has the sense to analyze the film and interpret it differently. It is the men who find themselves with a capacity for senseless cruelty that are the monsters. That is exactly what the noir comics are about.

I really like that it's clear that Uncle Ben knows what Peter is about to learn. It also shows how much Pete has changed, just within the 1-2 years since he'd seen Frankenstein.

[ccforkay]

Dachshund’s Creek for sale 🌳

A new construction just hit the market in Brindleton Bay! This 4 bedroom, 2.5 bathroom Cape Cod inspired home has plenty of room for your sim family to grow. Complete with an office space, home chef kitchen, and a two-car garage to be converted to your sim’s desires!

No CC | gallery ID: adidas184

[rockethorse]

Mid-Century Burst | CC-Free

A tricky little shell challenge that you can get some use out of too! Tried to dig into some 70s inspo for the exterior on this one. This is 2 bed, 1 bath, fully-furnished and CC-free. Because of the limited size of the main shell, I added a detached garage with an apartment on top, which adds +1 studio bedroom and +1 bathroom.

The TS4 shell challenge I used for this lot was called "BubbleShell3" on the gallery from the ID "bubblesisgaming". I'm also playing around with using random palette generators for room inspo, this time from ColorHunt. It's been fun and I recommend using it to get out of your comfort zone!

Download Mid-Century Burst @ SFS

[shelovesplants]

Some of the turtles I saw in hanauma bay in Oahu 🩷🙌🌊🏝🩷🐢

[fattributes]

Old Bay Soft Shell Crab Burger

[photosbyjez]

Sun & Clouds over Shell Bay -- Weekend Sky #111

Hi all 😃 My latest entry for Hammad’s Weekend Sky Challenge. Shell Bay, Fife

[bebemoon]

little xue shitling slapped ning and yan lin fLEW over that table lmaooo

[montereybayaquarium]

🦀 Happy Crab Day, Tumblr! 🦀

may it be ✨ crabulous ✨

[rebouks]

Hello Becca! I was wondering if you build every lot and space in your gameplays, from public to private. I was rereading some of Somnium and earlier posts from FIB and just noticed how much everybody moves around! I'm asking because the planning of my stories alone takes a lot of time, and I can't imagine spending more time building the 'sets' the story will take place. If you do, it's even more impressive!

hiii hello.. i do build most lots myself yeah! i usually have such a specific vision for the spaces these guys occupy that i just can't bring myself to use other ppl's stuff, no matter how lovely it is 😅 the only time i don't is if i find a lot i reaaally like or if i know i'm only gonna use it a couple times, if i make smth i wanna use it multiple times so yeah.. eg. the lots below circled in red are mine, n the one's in blue are other ppls i plonked down just to use once or twice or fill up the space..

also behold my messy gallery lmaoo.. but yeah all made from scratch by yours truly cos i'm unhinged/love building!

[forestgreenivy]

I’ve been lucky enough in my life to see and explore areas that are not easily accessible to the public along the SC Coast. Especially along the upper Lowcountry in Georgetown, along the Winyah Bay and North Inlet. I’ve explored the Carolina Bay areas in upper Charleston County and so on.

As a kid, I often accessed the islands on my dad’s old little john boat. Nothing special - just a lot of knowledge passed down on how to get “there”. I grew up visiting places that felt truly still wild. Such a large portion of the SC coast is hidden and inaccessible by a car. Or… like today, accessible by car and a long walk, but the road there is kept behind a gate.

Like I said, I find myself becoming luckier and I gain access to more keys to unlock this beautiful coast I love. Then I get to share it here, with you.

THIS South Carolina is something special. If you’ve ever been lucky enough to see it, it stays with you, and at least for me, I can never get enough.

The stories of how I get these keys are a whole other thing itself, you’d have to ask to hear those stories. Today, I walked along the beach that stretches along the North Inlet. You can view a stretch of it from an immaculate house at the end of the gated and closed off community. An uninterrupted view of nature as far as the eye can see.

I wouldn’t mind doing the dishes with this view -

Today, I parked under this house (with permission) and started walking. You can tell this place rarely has visitors. Huge shells line the shore. The sand only moves by the wind, and my footsteps were the only ones I could see. The only evidence of visitors are the conch shells that hang on the drift wood.

I only explored about 3/4 of a mile of this stretch today, but I plan on taking a lot more time one weekend. It’s no wonder why I’m so connected to this place. It’s no wonder why I couldn’t stay far away.

[nonbinary-arsonists]

Bayverse donnie gives me life