The weather has been really nice lately. When it’s warm and sunny in the U.K. the only place to be is the beach. I thought I’d never be able to walk on the pebbles, but after only one year, my feet are tougher. I think they remembered. Or I learned.
The towel was given to me by my cousin when she was visiting from New Zealand, and we had a family gathering at my Aunt’s place in Devon – where the beaches are sandy! It’s my favorite beach towel. It’s thin enough to dry quickly, yet big enough to do the job! And I like the happy-face sun and dancing star fish. They remind me of Toni.
I plucked the seaweed from the water and laid it to dry, then rolled it up and brought it home. Will check it out and see what I can do with it. One blogger tells me all gelatinous seaweed can be used for skin treatments. That would be nice, but I also want to be able to eat it.
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Enjoyed reading this.
Glad you enjoyed it June!
Maybe you can use it to make the (was it hummus?) you found at the market! Lovely photo. I know how the English love the sun. 🙂
This post made me smile.
Not sure that seaweed would work. Apparently the people around here use it on their gardens – quite a long drawn out process to make fertilizer.