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onemanband
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sean
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They're keen on their algues in Brittany. There's a rather splendid Musee des Algues in Lanildut if you're ever over that way.
Seems a good idea to use them, they grow at a heck of a lick given the right conditions. |
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Mistress Rose
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As long as it is harvested sustainably this sounds like a good idea. Alternatives I have seen using fungi worry me as the fungus appears live and could infect areas it is not native. |
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