!["It belonged to my grandmother [and] the shell was always with her. It fascinated me from the minute I could read and was something she let me have, hold and look at. She died when I was 15 [and] it was something I’ve always kept."](../cms/wp-content/uploads/2008/10/shell-150x150.jpg)
Meet Annie Page and see her grandmother’s shell from Canada. Continue reading
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Meet Annie Page and see her grandmother’s shell from Canada. Continue reading
