At low tide we spotted a rather larger looking man over the seawall, past the protective boulders and down in the sand of Bath Beach right about where the British forces and Hessian troops walked onto Long Island for the Battle of Long Island in 1776 during the Revolutionary War. 

Our first thought, metal detector looking for a find; but without a metal detector in sight we cannot help but think, seashell collector?

We then spotted another large man nearby who was digging around in the boulders looking for something.

Ummm, yeah.  Dead bodies, drugs, bars of gold, sand, seashells, workout equipment, tanning salon, whatever it was that they were up to just didn’t look right. 

They were just a couple of nice professional seashell collectors.  Nothing more than kind hearted business men, family men, right?