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15-07-2005, 12:06 PM
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| | | Its all Funghi With so much funghi about, many of which is edible, how is it that none of the wildlife dispense of it before we get to view it? I shall be out in Sutton Park this weekend or maybe Cannock Chase so hope to get some local pics for you. Won't be taking any home to eat as have never liked mushrooms but remember fondly picking them on the cliff tops of Porthleven, in Cornwall, as a child. This was also at a time I remember it was an 'honour' to be able to carry dad's binoculars for him. Nothing to do with the fact that they weighed about 3 kilograms...apparently. | | Thread Tools | | | | Display Modes | Linear Mode |
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