Tour Scotland photograph of seaweed on the coast at Pittenweem, East Neuk of Fife, Scotland. In the old days seaweed was gathered and laid out to dry before being burned in a kelp kiln. Kelp making was the changing or conversion of seaweed into ash, which was used in many things, particularly the production of soda and iodine.
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