I just love fiddler crabs. We even have a cottage named after them that sits on one of tybee’s tidal creeks. They live in the marsh mud and come out when it’s 80* or warmer. There are over million fiddler crabs in one square mile. These are some pictures we took on a summer boat trip with sundial charters and the terrific Capt Rene.
Fiddler crabs abound on our barrier islands! Read More »
Flowers are still blooming all over Tybee. It may be fall elsewhere but not on our barrier island!
These morning glory have taken over our fence!
Tybee’s still in bloom! Read More »
Tybee is full of wonderful local art and artists. Here are some or our favorites. Bellamy. Jill Ferree. Even the artist who paints coconuts. Love our quirky art!
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The local art of Tybee island Read More »
This charming cottage wreath is decorated with fish netting and sea shells. And a little bit of Tybee beach sand sprinkled on the greenery. Seas and greetings to you all!
Christmas on Tybee!!! Read More »
These are the world’s best fried oysters. These are actually gluten free and local fresh oysters. Very simple to make. Drain the oysters , dip in local fresh oysters. Then in these gluten free crackers. Then fry till crisp in a combination of butter and crisco. I don’t ever use crisco except for this once a year treat!! Enjoy!
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Grandma’s fried oysters Read More »
