A huge mass of sea foam covered parts of Ireland’s east coast. Bad weather and high winds blew an especially large mass of it into the town of Bray, located south of Dublin.
Footage from the scene circulating online shows the town’s seafront entirely covered with the wobbly blob on Saturday afternoon.
A few people braved the strong winds, taking a knee-deep stroll through the blob resembling a massive porridge spill.
— Niall Mc (@NiallMc10) January 30, 2021
The mix of sea water and dead organics covered Bray’s beach completely, with some of the foam being blown deeper into the town.
No swimming today! pic.twitter.com/6wkEmVlEgl
— MintyBray (@MintyBray) January 30, 2021
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A huge mass of sea foam covered parts of Ireland’s east coast. Bad weather and high winds blew an especially large mass of it into the town of Bray, located south of Dublin. Read Full Article at RT.com