Strandline Seaweed at Saline

14 Replies to “Strandline Seaweed at Saline”

1. What variety in form. Lovely photographs. Thanks for sharing these, Jessica.

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2. Thank you, Linda. 😊

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3. beautiful colors!

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4. Love the variety. Dendritic forms and then some that look like they’d be quite tasty!

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5. Thank you, Jean. 😊

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6. I have often thought how appetising some seaweeds look, Claudia, although the only one I have eaten is dulse. I photographed some fresh seaweed from Studland Bay on a plate once because it looked good enough to eat.
   

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7. That seaweed on a plate is a work of art! My husband is a big fan of dulse. He’s always chewing the dried version.

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8. Thank you, Emma. Where can you buy dried dulse? I’d like to try it again.

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9. Wow, you are not kidding. It is simply delicious looking and also, such a variety of shapes and forms.

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10. 😊

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11. This is the suff Seamas likes – its from cloughglass, Burtonport, Donegal (which is round the corner from our Donegal cottage). https://qualityseaveg.ie/dulse-bites-50g This is an Irish site but I am assuming you can order to the UK beacuse he’s got a massive box of them here in Wales. He did have some from Northern Ireland but he said it was horrible in comparison to this stuff. I’ll check with himn later to see if this is the site he ordered from.

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12. Stunning shots. The colours and forms are inspiring.

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13. Thank you, Hirstsj.

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14. Thank you very much for the information, Emma. I will try it out.

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