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The only self-picked mushrooms I'll eat are morels. They look a lot different than other types around here.
I like the way the article stresses not jumping to conclusions. Our main stream media can't seem to wait to leap to unfounded conclusions and repeat them ad nauseam
Good point, yes our media tends to do so as well.The only self-picked mushrooms I'll eat are morels. They look a lot different than other types around here.
I like the way the article stresses not jumping to conclusions. Our main stream media can't seem to wait to leap to unfounded conclusions and repeat them ad nauseam
Glad you're improving Jack
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Back in the early 1980's, I discovered a mycology class at Sheffield University, which was run by (probably) the, then, UK expert on fungi. It was inexpensive, and combined a few lab sessions with an equal number of field trips. I did the course several times over the years, and of course, the field trips were the most interesting, as you really felt confident with this fellerI heard of that case way over here, in the early stages. I remember thinking it a little suspicious that the hostess survived.
Affectionately known as the destroying angel.
I've read one survivorist to the effect that you shouldn't even bother with mushrooms, because they don't have enough nutritive content to repay the chewing, never mind the risk of accelerated death.
LOL!By the way, if you have the energy for cabin fever, you're on the mend, and you can take that to the bank.
They might look at you funny if you do.
Thanks Jer I'm hoping this isn't a bit heavy for me to read, it's a BIG volume! 
Thanks Mike, morels are deliciousThe only self-picked mushrooms I'll eat are morels. They look a lot different than other types around here.
I like the way the article stresses not jumping to conclusions. Our main stream media can't seem to wait to leap to unfounded conclusions and repeat them ad nauseam
Glad you're improving Jack
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You brought out a beauty today.
Looks like a perfect day for tailgating and football.
Thanks, Bob. Had a great time. What a beautiful part of the country. People, culture, and food was awesome.You brought out a beauty today.
Hey Paul, missed you!
Sounds like you've been having a great weekend though, sweet pics buddy 
NONE of them are edible! They're fungi!
Looks like a great time, Paul. That entire area and the Snowy Range just to the west of it are amazing!
Good information to know Will, not that I eat wild mushrooms.
Beautiful photo Steve
LOL!NONE of them are edible! They're fungi!
Almost lost my appetite. Going to get potatoes and leeks for potato and leek soup. A very tasty dish.
One of my favourite soups 
I was going to make a Spanish soup tonight, with chickpeas and potatoes, but I wasn't very hungry
Great outdoor lamb shots Steve.
I truly enjoy mushroom soup with a sampling of sherry in it.LOL!
NONE of them are edible! They're fungi!
Almost lost my appetite. Going to get potatoes and leeks for potato and leek soup. A very tasty dish.
Oh yeah, that's greatI truly enjoy mushroom soup with a sampling of sherry in it.
Forgot about that 
