Cmon to Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 English robbed my land and my Hotels, bastards

Not sure what they’re called - I was given them. I think he gets them in bulk from a trade supplier. Sorry can’t be more help

It’s valuable by the tonne.

@@tjashton my wife is California Native American and every spring we go to the north coast and harvest seaweed. We rinse it off in sea water then dry it out in the sun and store it in paper bags. We fry it and use it in other dishes. So if something is valuable it doesn’t matter the amount one pound or a thousand pounds.

I’d come and have a go for you - the wether at the moment is awful so the chances of success are zero. If the water clears I’d be up for it

@tjashton aww superb Tom the mark I'm talking is literally 2 mins from the thus mark you snorkeled a will keep in touch with you mate

I don’t think they’re worth anything much. But I’ve never tried to sell them. It’s just a hobby. Loads of them here in Dundee too (not as good as Usan)

I think they’re beautiful things!

Hope you enjoy it!

It’s up to 3 years but growth rates are so variable - and mortality is a big problem too.

@@tjashton wow… that’s a long time! Did you buy an established business or are you starting from scratch? I really hope it all pays off mate. When did you get going with it? Last year? I’ve got a million questions I want to ask about it, it’s fascinating. I know the KZbin comments section isn’t the place though, so I’ll contain myself! I very much hope you post more videos of the farm as time goes by!

Mussels sell for a low price so you need very big farms to make money. However we do get a lot of really nice mussels growing on the bouys and gear. We do sell a few locally and I like taking them home to eat!

@@tjashton nice!

It was a fun couple of days. Whiteout wasn’t too bad actually. 15 - 20m visibility all round.

@@tjashton positively tropical for Scotland then 🏝️😂

K thanks Robin.

Yes to all of the above. Thanks for your concern

There's a polar bear In front of you,you won't see it because you're not watching where you're going. I getit your jacket is accident proof 😂

@@Bobscotman369 we don't have polar bears in Scotland.

For me the proof of how scary the ridge is that for my second time around the munros I climbed each from either end and missed out the middle section. Didn't like it at all doing the traverse first time. I'd say cuillin and torridon ridges feel far better underfoot.

Much better growth and survival. Almost everyone farms them here. However my aim is to switch to all Natives once I can get a good seed supply - we’re working on it!

@@tjashton Thanks for your reply and explanation. Good luck with the oyster farm..

Scary but beautiful!

It is really cool. I try and get there once a year.

I don’t personally sell them but it could probably be arranged. I’ll speak to the farm owner. I’ve eaten mussels all my life and found these to have delicious flavour and be very succulent and meaty. Just my opinion but I could send you a box to try for yourself I’d you like? DM me on Insta. Tomashton_outdoors and I’ll sort it out. We’re based near Oban, Scotland