We were up on the north coast on Sunday, visiting Karen's friend Abigail. She has a place in Cushendall. The beach on Cushendall gets lots of sea debris and with a good few days of amazing weather, the detritus was all dried out. Ready for picking.
To the unfamiliar, most of the flotsam and jetsam looks like the dried stems of bulbous flowers. But of course those heads are seaweed roots, their dehydrated tendrils twisted into alien, slightly creepy, shapes.
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That's some Beautiful photography (completely deserving of the capital 'b'). There's something so fascinating about the way completely natural things like these will take on new forms and shapes when they dry out.
Posted by: Andrew Ley | 12 June 2013 at 11:23 AM
These are beautiful, Richard.
Posted by: Dan | 12 June 2013 at 08:14 PM
Andrew/Dan — Thanks!
Posted by: acejet170 | 12 June 2013 at 11:00 PM