Mushroom trip
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I made a trip through the woods today
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Very interesting. Thanks for posting the pictures.
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Cor, some brilliant pics 
https://www.gaiaherbs.com/products/ingredient/781/Turkey-Tails
Have a look - fascinating, but I really don't know if this is it.
Have a look - fascinating, but I really don't know if this is it.
Saw the pictures and the first thing that came to mine is how many of them do you eat.
Then I read not to worry as in you don't eat them.
While I like and enjoy fungi pictures, I also enjoy the taste of them, but you have to know what your doing.
There are a lot of guides out there to learn from. there is also a lot on the subject on the internet.
I suggest if in doubt throw them out.
My favorite after the morel is thre chicken of the woods.
Al
Then I read not to worry as in you don't eat them.
While I like and enjoy fungi pictures, I also enjoy the taste of them, but you have to know what your doing.
There are a lot of guides out there to learn from. there is also a lot on the subject on the internet.
I suggest if in doubt throw them out.
My favorite after the morel is thre chicken of the woods.
Al
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my dad knew mushrooms, and would pick up for dinner. never paid much attention, sadly for me, would have loved to know.
If your still able to enjoy walks in rthe woods and fields it isn't to late to learn them. some places even have groups that take rookies out to teach them.
Al
Al