First task - Seashells

Weeeeeeeeeeeeeell, seashells! i don't think i could pick a more random subject. Even with the method we used, randomly picking out of a bunch, i was shocked. I don't think we had any idea of what we were doing at first, we just sat there for five minutes quiet as anything. Looking through google seashells were impossible to find; Wikipedia to the rescue! Michelle found out that collecting seashells was called conchology, after that we just flew through it. We found a website we all agreed was the best, though not with out debate like. We did find an absolute cracking website, created by a nutcase in Xah lee in which we spent half the lesson looking through his website (now i like maths but this guy was obsessive!) mixing his passion of maths, seashells and the piano with a few odd photos to boot. However we decided against his site, for a few strange reasons, and settled on www.seashell-collector.com (although i think Charles was taken by the site with music and a video opening). The site we chose was made by a frenchman, which in my eyes was enough to choose a completely different site, however to be fair he did make a pretty good site. Well set out and very good English. As random as the subject was I'm quite glad we did as it turned out to be funner than i expected.