Calvert Cliffs AKA Shark Tooth Beach

For the Labor day holiday we met up with a few friends (Marco, Stephanie, Phillipe, and Maia Demartin & Jeremiah, Amanda, and Tabitha Udy) we knew when we lived in DC before and headed out to look for shark teeth. We went to Calvert Cliffs in Maryland that is known for it's shark teeth. These are fossilized teeth that are burried in the sand or in the cliffs that if you just look around you can find billions. This trip was unfortunetly not very fruitful, but we did see lots of frogs, toads, turtles, and snakes. Brad was in heaven.
First toad that Brad has caught here.

He is very excited as you can see.

Turtle catching some rays in the wetlands.

Kim ventures further down the trail. It was a two mile walk to the beach through some beautiful wetlands.

Brad shows off the wetlands...they were huge!

Amanda Udy, Tabitha Udy, and Maia Demartin take time out for a lunch snack.

Jeremiah Udy, Marco Demartin, and Brad determind were the best spot for shark teeth is.

Amanda Udy and Kim pose on the beach.

Maia hitches a ride on dad's (Marco) shoulders.

Brad in front of the cliffs.

Stephanie Demartin keeping a close watch on little Maia.

The girls pause for some down time.

Brad anxiously digging for shark teeth.

Phillipe Demartin testing the waters.

A giant clam Brad found near the cliffs.