Life as a Dulser, generations of traditions in the dark harbor

The video explores the history and geography of Dark Harbor, a place known for its dulcing tradition passed down through generations. It delves into the legend of a pirate's curse and its impact on the area. The speaker shares personal experiences of dulcing, highlighting the unchanged traditional methods and the preference for working alone. The video also discusses the importance of fresh dults and the techniques used in their collection and storage.

What activity has been passed down through generations in the narrator's family?

• Farming

• Sailing

• Fishing

• Dulcing

What natural feature encloses Dark Harbor?

• A desert

• A man-made wall

• A forest

• A natural seawall

What is the local legend associated with Dark Harbor?

• A ghostly ship

• A pirate's curse

• A hidden cave

• A mermaid's song

How long has the narrator been involved in seaweed picking?

• 26 years

• 36 years

• 46 years

• 56 years

What advice do older seaweed pickers give to the younger generation?

• To save money

• To travel the world

• To go while they can

• To find a new hobby

What is the primary method of drying seaweed mentioned by the narrator?

• With a hairdryer

• By the sun outside

• In an oven

• Using a microwave

What innovation did Donnie Ritchie introduce to the seaweed picking process?

• A new type of net

• A motorized boat

• A bicycle wheel

• A solar dryer