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It is the time of year when we may partake of the sacred mushroom.Those are a puffball and a king bolete, in case you wondered.
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posted by Chas S. Clifton at 10:04 PM Permalink
Tuesday, August 12, 2008
It is the time of year when we may partake of the sacred mushroom.Those are a puffball and a king bolete, in case you wondered.
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2 Comments:
Trout and mushrooms - what a lovely combination. Looks like you have the mushroom part of the equation well in hand!
blessings,
David
We had a terrible chanterelle season here, but we did get some nice sulfer shelf/chicken mushrooms yesterday.
Little too early for puffballs here, but we expect they'll be along soon.
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