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Found at Roche Abbey
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Ollie
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Mon April 24, 2006 2:06pm

Very dramatic looking John

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FungiJohn
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From what first looked like a simple twig with some black bits on it!

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From what first looked like a simple twig with some black bits on it!

If I had seen it that is what I would have thought very difficult this fungi hard to know it is fungi

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Originally Posted by cherrybee


If I had seen it that is what I would have thought very difficult this fungi hard to know it is fungi

It gets a little easier after 20 years or so Cherrybee



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