Sea Kale on the beach at Hayling Island

Great Image's of this Sea Kale Keith as you say beautiful.
Have a good weekend.
TOZ

Glad you like this small collection TOZ..........thanks very much!

Very beautiful.

Thank you so much Don.

a wonderful image

Happy weekend!

Thanks very much Annemarie.

¡Una maravilla tus fotos, Keith!

I'm glad you think so Luis.........you're very kind.

These always look nice especially in this kind of weather. A fine series here from you, rather as expected!

Have a good day. Herb

Glad you like these Herb.............it's nice to be able to get out in the sunshine! Thanks for your visit and kind comments.

Great series.

Thank you so much Frode............it's good of you to drop by and comment.

Die machen sich am Strandabschnitt richtig schön lieber Keith,mir gefällen deine Ansichten dieses Grases und es passt da wunderbar zu den kleinen Kieselsteinen,auch deine Detailaufnahmen sind sehr schöndazu :))

Wünsche noch einen schönen Sonntag,liebe Grüße Güni :))

Glad you like this little series Güni..............thank you so much for your lovely comments.

Enjoy the rest of the day.............best wishes, Keith.

Very nicely composed Keith. I like the way the grass reaches up into the sky and forms a great backdrop against the horizon.

Thank you so much Ed..............it was nice to get out in the sunshine.

An interesting plant. Is it edible?

Apparently so Eunice. I just pulled this from the web:

"Sea kale shoots grow from the roots, much like asparagus. In fact, the tender shoots are eaten much like asparagus, and they can also be eaten raw. The large leaves are prepared and used like spinach or regular garden kale, although older leaves are often bitter and tough"

I wouldn't eat it though as it's also what most of the dogs go for a pee on.!!

No, that is not the kind of sauce I would want either!

;-)))

This place looks great, Keith !

Thanks Ulrich.............I go there quite often to take photos.

I love the grey green of the sea kale, it's a quite sculptural looking plant and along with the grasses and reddish pebbles it makes for an excellent photo. The two PiPs are also great!

In Germany (and other countries) sea kale is a protected species and very rare.

I'm pleased you like this little collection Gudrun...........pebbled beaches are not everyone's cup of tea, but they're far more interesting than just bare sand.

These plants are very common in England and I don't think they're a protected species here!

Sieht sehr passend für diesen Untergrund aus. Sehr interessant und plastisches Blatt. Klasse diese Bildtexturen. Sehr eindrucksvoll gezeigt, Keith.

Glad you like these images Mikus............thank you for your visit and lovely comments!

mooi keith doet ook wat buitenaards aan

Glad you like it Fred..........it doesn't look alien to me as it's quite common here.

A fine capture, and a captivating one.

Glad you think so John...........many thanks!

Sehr schön zeigst du den Lebensraum dieser Pflanzen.

Glad you think so Wilhelm.........thanks for your visit and nice comments.

The grass behind the Sea Kale is Marram grass. A typical photo of plants on a shingle beach.