BEACH, er, SEAWEED WALK 10/27/2012 Southbound

[HuskerJohn]

They should use all that for a big compost pile. Use it for gardens up in the hills. Lots of places nothing but rockstone. Grow veggies and stuff.

[dash]

In the "old days" seaweed was tossed up against a houses foundation before winter for insulation and the next spring it was turned into the fields to fertilize. Just natural.

[Lady Jane]

WOW, poor baby conchs, dead. Thats a shame. I know exactly where this is, feel for my gardener friends there

[Lady Jane]

Dash we do that here, with lobster shells, to fertilize a field. And seaweed on our bulbs to protect against snow during the winter.

Were those conchs, baby conch shells empty? Not alive?

[gailnegril]

Treehouse paid for a private backhoe, cleaned up in 2 days. We dug and dug ( me too) then buried it

[dash]

Dash we do that here, with lobster shells, to fertilize a field. And seaweed on our bulbs to protect against snow during the winter.

Were those conchs, baby conch shells empty? Not alive?

LadyJane, If you need help emptying those lobsters, just call!!

[Lady Jane]

LadyJane, If you need help emptying those lobsters, just call!!

Ok Dash, you will have to come to PEI

[Weathermon & Mi Lady]

Dash we do that here, with lobster shells, to fertilize a field. And seaweed on our bulbs to protect against snow during the winter.

Were those conchs, baby conch shells empty? Not alive?

Some of the conch had been alive when the sea brought them to the beach.