In my back yard!!!
I drove into the little parking area in back, turned off the engine and sort of idly noticed that there was a new section of fence over there, and there it was, a lovely little Hericium erinaceus just sitting there in the tree next to the storage shed. It's an urban area, I tell you! Lots of college students in rented houses. House/driveway/house/driveway neighborhood.
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Not a house in the country |
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That white dot on the tree is it
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In my backyard! |
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About the size of a nice orange. |
It was
in my back yard! When I saw it, I felt like I just realized I was holding a winning lottery ticket. You may think I exaggerate, but I do not. I wish I understood why I find it such a thrill to find choice edible mushrooms. I can't even think of what to compare it to. I wouldn't necessarily say it's the absolute best feeling I've ever had, but there is something kind of addictive about it. Someone should do a study.
You know why I found this
in my back yard? I'll tell you why. It's because mushrooms are everywhere, that's why.
I also love the feeling of finding amazing mushrooms :)
ReplyDeleteBut what IS that feeling? I can't put my finger on it.
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