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The Crap I Have to Deal with...
- Thread starter wildgrow
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Harry , am I right in thinking that all fungi growing on dead wood or live trees is edible ?
I will have to sort a pic out of this gigantic Crack Willow that had one area the size of 2 x 60in tvs covered in this lovely fungi flats all kinda stacking on one another
I will have to sort a pic out of this gigantic Crack Willow that had one area the size of 2 x 60in tvs covered in this lovely fungi flats all kinda stacking on one another
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noyd666
after years of breeding this was the result ...the quintessential fruit salad tree , should have been knocked on the head at birth ![URL="https://www.icmag.com/ic/picture.php?albumid=60902&pictureid=1440602&thumb=1"]View Image[/URL]
amazing breeding work rod, surly deserves reward of kind. not legal is it?
rod58
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amazing breeding work rod, surly deserves reward of kind. not legal is it?
well thats what i think too but the knockers and the doubters are hard at work noyd , seem to think its all smoke an mirrors but once i get this little sucker patented and fully legal they'll be throwing coin at me for a piece of the action !!
Did we lose harry?
Took my girls on their 1st real hike last Saturday. Not groomed trails in a preserve or sanctuary. The only downer was having to tell them that grandma died the night before.
I told them after we pushed hard, bushwacked, summited the 1st peak and gorged ourselves on a bumper crop of wild mountain grown Maine blueberries.
I think the enormity of the hike, the mountain and all that they could see helped to make a such a huge thing seem small. It wasn't until the ride home that my oldest shed tears.
And it didn't spoil the experience for them. They really want to do it again. Tumbledown here we come!
Little Concord Pond - That is 'Jumping Rock'. It sits next to a spot where there was an old hermits cabin. You really have to search to find the last traces of it.
Seems the ground eroded enough for the rock to roll.
The crack goes to the top. I 1st took a picture of this 15 years ago.
Forgot what this lichen(?) is called - the boulder was almost completely covered.
There are 3 of these on the way up Speckled, but the trail was moved to make way for an access road to wind turbines on a adjacent mountaintop. This is the only 1 the trail seems to pass now.
No pictures from the top, hope you understand.
Took my girls on their 1st real hike last Saturday. Not groomed trails in a preserve or sanctuary. The only downer was having to tell them that grandma died the night before.
I told them after we pushed hard, bushwacked, summited the 1st peak and gorged ourselves on a bumper crop of wild mountain grown Maine blueberries.
I think the enormity of the hike, the mountain and all that they could see helped to make a such a huge thing seem small. It wasn't until the ride home that my oldest shed tears.
And it didn't spoil the experience for them. They really want to do it again. Tumbledown here we come!
Little Concord Pond - That is 'Jumping Rock'. It sits next to a spot where there was an old hermits cabin. You really have to search to find the last traces of it.
Seems the ground eroded enough for the rock to roll.
The crack goes to the top. I 1st took a picture of this 15 years ago.
Forgot what this lichen(?) is called - the boulder was almost completely covered.
There are 3 of these on the way up Speckled, but the trail was moved to make way for an access road to wind turbines on a adjacent mountaintop. This is the only 1 the trail seems to pass now.
No pictures from the top, hope you understand.
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noyd666
nice peaceful shots wildgrow.
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noyd666
winter time wildgrow but does not matter, big wood fire and keeping busy helping the garden grow.
hey WG i had never come across this thread until now. there's some pretty beautiful crap! i'll have to peruse the whole thing.
this last post is very moving...
this last post is very moving...
