More mushrooms. I am learning to spot them on my walks. 
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Allena
Level 6
Jan 30, 2019
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Dang I wrote that comment a while ago. I hope you ain't eating those things and tripping out for days but if you are hook me up ?
ActionBastard
Level 5
Jan 12, 2019
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Haha. Haven't for a very long time.
They got this documentary on Netflix about mushrooms if you ever want to check it out
ActionBastard
Level 5
Jan 11, 2019
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I might search it out. Thanks.
It's funny but years ago I took a mushroom hunting weekend with a group, the Mountaineers [mountaineers.org] a great club and once the 2nd largest outdoor/environmental club next to the Sierra Club. The Seattle Mycological club sent members to lead the weekend (there were a lot in attendance) and we hunted mushrooms, put them in a building (the cat house - snow cats it was a ski lodge) had lectures on dyes and other uses and even had a meal with them. Ever since then whenever I go for a walk I spot mushrooms. Once you start all of a sudden you see them everywhere. Funny how that works.
JackPedigo
Level 9
Jan 2, 2019
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Right. It helps that they are such interesting-looking little guys
@thislife you bet, I was amazed at the variety of colors, shapes and sizes.
Nice photos, the little one in the tree knothole looks little kind of a fun guy.
HeathenFarmer
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Jan 2, 2019
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Yeah, I thought so too,
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