Springtime in Antarctica now. Dunedin's gold-fueled botannical gardens are shedding pink petals all through the gutters. So it's not the cold that's life-threatening about a low-tide scramble through lava boulders and rotten pyroclasts. Adam leads us on a climby seaweed and mussel foraging trip to Murderer's Beach on the dusky South Pacific.
Monday, September 14, 2009
Sea is on
Springtime in Antarctica now. Dunedin's gold-fueled botannical gardens are shedding pink petals all through the gutters. So it's not the cold that's life-threatening about a low-tide scramble through lava boulders and rotten pyroclasts. Adam leads us on a climby seaweed and mussel foraging trip to Murderer's Beach on the dusky South Pacific.
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