If you want any foraging advice Jenny then just shout. Seaweeds are a great foragable, and sugar kelp is easy to ID too.
It's really common down my way, not sure of it's prevalance up by you but it's a VERY common one so would expect the same.
You can probably get it from a rocky shore too at low tide
I'm not under the affluence of incahol, thinkle only peep I am. Its just the drunker I sit here the longer I get.
DorsetScott wrote: Mon Jan 18, 2021 1:36 pm
If you want any foraging advice Jenny then just shout. Seaweeds are a great foragable, and sugar kelp is easy to ID too.
It's really common down my way, not sure of it's prevalance up by you but it's a VERY common one so would expect the same.
You can probably get it from a rocky shore too at low tide
I may take you up on that offer once we're allowed out thanks DS
So. I took a couple of nights off from the site for some re-evaluation of time put in and benifits taken away.
I will no longer be online every day.
But the days, (nights, actually) that I am, I will give 100%.
There is no ONE way.
"Everyone's happy. Everyone's smiling. No-One here is sad anymore"
Sadly, Jen and I live a short drive from a shore.
Nicola would have us locked up for foraging.
But, there is indeed all manner of seaweed not far away.
Robert.
There is no ONE way.
"Everyone's happy. Everyone's smiling. No-One here is sad anymore"
DorsetScott wrote: Mon Jan 18, 2021 1:36 pm
If you want any foraging advice Jenny then just shout. Seaweeds are a great foragable, and sugar kelp is easy to ID too.
It's really common down my way, not sure of it's prevalance up by you but it's a VERY common one so would expect the same.
You can probably get it from a rocky shore too at low tide
I too would value your advice.
Is Irish moss forageable? Tried finding it a couple of times with mixed results?
DorsetScott wrote: Mon Jan 18, 2021 1:36 pm
If you want any foraging advice Jenny then just shout. Seaweeds are a great foragable, and sugar kelp is easy to ID too.
It's really common down my way, not sure of it's prevalance up by you but it's a VERY common one so would expect the same.
You can probably get it from a rocky shore too at low tide
I too would value your advice.
Is Irish moss forageable? Tried finding it a couple of times with mixed results?
Yup, Carrageen is very common. Possibly a little harder to locate sometimes as it's quite nondescript and not a particularly large seaweed
I'm not under the affluence of incahol, thinkle only peep I am. Its just the drunker I sit here the longer I get.
Stop the Press......
SNOW in LONDON!!!
We are all doomed, the country will grind to a halt.
Coronavirus will have a day off!!
My wife said "look its 6 inches deep!" No its not its only 3 inches!
Could spawn a great old joke?
Bought sounds much simpler though.
