One is never very far from the seafront in Victoria. Here is an example of the kinds of seaweed that are thrown onto the beach after a storm.
Friday, March 21, 2008
Seaweed
One is never very far from the seafront in Victoria. Here is an example of the kinds of seaweed that are thrown onto the beach after a storm.
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Wonderful textures, shapes and colours!
ReplyDeleteNice shot. Love the colours!
ReplyDeleteReally nice, Benjamin.
ReplyDeleteI love eating seaweeds, but dried ones! and nori too, basically I love all kinds of jap food with seaweed lol-
ReplyDeleteDo you still remember your plum blossoms post that are pink with reddish leaves? I found some in Vienna too =) Its the third photo in this post. I also saw two trees intertwined with both white and pink blooms. Hope you'll have a great week ahead! tc!