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As title states, ive been into loads of different foraging, but never tried collecting and eating seaweed. Dont know anything about the stuff whatsoever, so would need a book with pictures :icon_redface: , any advice?

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Trappa, that's a hell of a point, mate. As soon as I read ye post I realised; They never made an Observers book of Sea Weed, did they?

 

Should be a field guide out there though, mate. I have field guides here on wild flowers and one on grasses and shit. Someone's bound to have done one on sea weed. Tried Amazon? Or maybe better still a specialist like Subuteo? Race ye? :laugh:

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Trappa,I once spent three months on a village which survived from farming sea-weed,and generally harvesting the sea around it(it was built a stilt village built on a shallow reef out of sight of land)Excellent stuff,I prefer to eat it straight from the sea as a snack,it makes the kids hair shine like silk after a few days,if there is such a book I would be interested in a copy. :victory:

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I've got a book called the "Easy wild food guide". It includes seaweeds. They're pretty much all edible and taste great. Sea lettuce, for example, can be rinsed and eaten straight from the rockpool. Just make sure you're somewhere where the sea is clean, not some cess-pool like Redcar!

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Fertelised straight from the ICI plant near seal sands(if its still there) :icon_eek:

 

Aah, to spend the night fishing off the headland, watching the glowing seals chase the 2 headed fish. With the exotic aroma of Middlesbrough stirring nausea in the soul, to be in Redcar on a summers eve is to be in heaven itself! :clapper:

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