Silly Saturday: Kelp!

Posted on 22nd Oct 2022 by | 19 Comments

This happened on a day on Climping Beach, West Sussex, during the Land Art Course I was on at West Dean College

All that seaweed – couldn’t resist!

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19 responses to “Silly Saturday: Kelp!”

  1. nanacathy2 | 31st Oct 2022 at 10:48 am | Reply

    You did have a great time. Oddly that beach was the first one we took our son Mr T too as a baby. It was pretty cold, I had a lovely warm meal for him of which we were most envious as we had cold sandwiches, and his smelt so good.

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  2. cedar51 | 28th Oct 2022 at 8:37 am | Reply

    You look amazing even if “wilded” and “sea worthy” – love…

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  4. Cathy | 23rd Oct 2022 at 9:51 am | Reply

    Oh Sandra, how wonderful – whatever next! 😁

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  5. Cathy | 23rd Oct 2022 at 9:08 am | Reply

    Haha! What fun! Simply love that first photo!

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  6. katechiconi | 22nd Oct 2022 at 11:31 pm | Reply

    That looks like fun, but also rather chilly and sandy! The things we do for our art…

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    • Wild Daffodil | 23rd Oct 2022 at 9:36 am | Reply

      Yes indeed it was fun!
      One of the others on the group was quite shocked that I didn’t want to protect my hair from the weed, but it was surprisingly clean, odour free and really quite a sensual experience.

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    • Wild Daffodil | 23rd Oct 2022 at 9:34 am | Reply

      I was lucky to have the wonderful Dan Lobb there to support my idea, cover me in seaweed and then take the photos. Something I couldn’t do alone. Yes it was fun – we giggled a lot!

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  8. susurrus | 22nd Oct 2022 at 11:39 am | Reply

    Very striking images. One made me think of a seaside sphinx and the other looked ticklish. The sacrifices one makes for art! It’s funny how our eyes still see the last two as hair, having been primed for that.

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