Hi Lee. I am a long time subscriber & love your videos & appreciate your lifestyle. However... I need to comment here after watching this video. So .. just in case you are not aware: 1. when foraging seaweed it needs to be cut with something sharp (scissor or knife) above the roots. If seaweed is pulled then roots come away & seaweed will not grow in that spot again!!! If using seaweed for garden - take it from the seaweed that's already washed up on the shoreline. 2. I think the leaves that ye were feeding the kid goats are = hydrangea leaves - both leaves and flowers of this plant are highly toxic to those animals!!! Bye for now. Regards. Rose 🌸
Thank you for your advice. We use scissors normally but this was not a big forage-just for fun. As for the leaves, we’ve been there many times and everyone feeds them to the goats. They seem fine but I can check in with the staff again.
Just found your Channel and I’m Enjoying it So Much!!! TY🥰
I love to swim in fanore when im camping down in doolin..never done the caves so hopefully this yr i will visit them..lovely video..
Hi Lee, l luv Fanore and Blackhead 💕 but must do Doolin Cave next time I up, been to Aillwee, great to see you daughter teaching Mam bout seaweed’s 😂
Hi Lee. I am a long time subscriber & love your videos & appreciate your lifestyle. However... I need to comment here after watching this video. So .. just in case you are not aware: 1. when foraging seaweed it needs to be cut with something sharp (scissor or knife) above the roots. If seaweed is pulled then roots come away & seaweed will not grow in that spot again!!! If using seaweed for garden - take it from the seaweed that's already washed up on the shoreline. 2. I think the leaves that ye were feeding the kid goats are = hydrangea leaves - both leaves and flowers of this plant are highly toxic to those animals!!! Bye for now. Regards. Rose 🌸
Thank you for your advice. We use scissors normally but this was not a big forage-just for fun. As for the leaves, we’ve been there many times and everyone feeds them to the goats. They seem fine but I can check in with the staff again.