On May 2, 2000 Earle Claxton walked with us down on the shoreline at Race Rocks. He told us about the uses made of the various seaweeds or algae on the shoreline. The Porphyra was "sea lettuce" to the Salish people.
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On May 2, 2000 Earle Claxton walked with us down on the shoreline at Race Rocks. He told us about the uses made of the various seaweeds or algae on the shoreline. The Porphyra was "sea lettuce" to the Salish people. |
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