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| feral trade wild Atlantic seaweed |
| from Ironbound Island Maine, USA | | Maine coast kombu, kelp, dulse and wakame, wild-harvested by 4AM boat and wetsuit from crystal island waters around Winter Harbor, the season starts in April so this shipment represents last year's haul. Line dried and bulk-packed for greatest simplicity.
ferally traded since: 29/03/16.
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| | FER-2231 | | Feral Trade Bristol, UK to Albert Terrace Whitley Bay, UK | | dispatched 21/04/16 delivered 06/06/16 |
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| wild Atlantic seaweed shipment FER-2231
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| REMARKS: | co-deliver with olive oil via birmingham |
| QTY: | 1 units at bag each |
| FROM: |
Feral Trade in Bristol, UK
http://feraltrade.org |
| TO: |
Albert Terrace in Whitley Bay, UK
http:// |
| SENDER: | kate rich |
| RECEIVER: | sneha solanki |
| REQUESTED: | to ship between 22/04/16 and 28/04/16 |
| STATUS: | delivered Albert Terrace 06/06/16 |
| MAP | route map |
| www.feraltrade.org |
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COURIER:
 Andrea DeFrancesco
kate rich
Lauden Eller
kate rich
Amber Cropp
james vickery
Dan Wallder
Lindsay Duncanson
sneha solanki
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| TOTAL ROUTE:
Ironbound Island-Acadia Hotel-College of the Atlantic-Bar Harbor airport-Boston airport-Newark Liberty airport-London Heathrow Airport-London Paddington station-Bristol Temple Meads station-Feral Trade-Cube Microplex-Flatpack Film Festival-Star and Shadow-Newcastle Station-Wallsend allotments--Albert Terrace |
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| wild Atlantic seaweed Feral Trade to Albert Terrace
1. feral dispatch to whitley bay departs cube 2. feral goods to whitley bay transit templemeads 3. feral shipment transits impact hub 4. feraLtrade goods transit wallsend allotments |
| Shipping Facts |
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| FER-2223 import purchase & freight
| | 29 x wild Atlantic seaweed bag | gross | per bag |
| 5 diffenently sized bags equivalent to 57x 2oz seaweed units $112 USD at $1.40 to GBP | £80 |
£2.76 |
| total | £80 | £2.76 |
| | Courier Report FER-2231 DISPATCHED: 21/04/16 DELIVERED: 06/06/16 sneha solanki Brought back to Newcastle from the Flatpack Festival, Sheffield by Star & Shadow affiliate Dan Wallder, the Atlantic seaweed and Olive oil were both passed onto a mutual friend and Star & Shadow chief fire officer
Lindsay Duncanson - fortunate to be in a Star & Shadow meeting when Dan Wallder asked if anyone knew the Feral Trade parcel recipient Sneha Solanki.
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| onward transit of FER-2223 from Ironbound Island arrived Feral Trade 2016-03-31 |
kate rich Transacted seaweed order in a carpark outside Hancock, 45 mins drive from College of the Atlantic & a short distance from Ironbound Andrea's home, from where the seaweed's growing origins could be seen. Approximately 4lb or the maximum volume available in trader's already stretched baggage allowance, a combination of wild Atlantic dulse, kombu, kelp and wakame. Flew 2 days later to UK, a multi-hop trip from Bar Harbor airport where outsized amount of vegetable triggered security concern, a courteous official collaborated with trader on how already overstuffed bag could be then safely repacked. Transfer at Boston airport with Severine von Tscharner Fleming who was heading to a young farmers' conference in Barcelona. Flew on to New York JFK airport where to trader's consternation her departing flight was actually out of Newark, with no time to cross town a kindly airlines official waived charges and found her the single remaining seat on the JFK departing flight.
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wild Atlantic seaweed transit: Ironbound Island to Feral Trade
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| freight and handling wild Atlantic seaweed to Albert Terrace sponsored by |
| | FERALTRADE products passed by hand. The word 'feral' describes a process that is deliberately wild, as in pigeon, as opposed to nature wild (wolf). Feral Trade freight operates largely outside commercial channels, using the surplus potential of social, cultural and data networks for the distribution of goods. contact kate@feraltrade.org |
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