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    Beautiful morning. Cheers Arry
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    I wouldn't mess with them. Cheers Arry
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    Earthquakes start four day after fracking started. https://metro.co.uk/2018/10/19/blackpool-hit-by-four-earthquakes-just-days-after-fracking-started-again-in-the-area-8056505/?ito=amp-trending-0 Cheers Arry
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    I'm the same as Jayjay I also have bridge camera a Panasonic Lumic FZ150 which had 24x zoom. Zoom is very handy, take most shots on auto, easy. One on eBay £161.00. Cheers Arry
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    A "Red Cracking Bolete" it is edible best to remove the sponge like tubes on the underside of the cap. I don't keep them my self as I get hundreds come up every where in my garden and when they are going over they stink. The sponge tubes stain blue very quickly if touched. Cheers Arry
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    Job to tell for sure from a picture, maybe "Honey Fungus" (edible) have a scratch around see if theres black roots its nick name is "Bootlace Fungus" roots like bootlaces. I don't normally bother with them, usually growing on old stumps deer love them. Don't know the first one Steve. Cheers Arry
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    Steve, Thats a good book mate picked a second hand one up, excellent pictures etc. The wife moaning a bit about another mushroom book Lol. Can't have to many. Cheers Arry
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    Found more this year than I've ever found before. Somebody up the road I know got given a load of mushrooms by a woman he knows, he was bad for a week, recon it was one of them. They don't affect everybody apparently, not giving it a go to find out though. Them "Shaggy Ink Caps" look spot on condition GL still haven't seen any down here. We will be after the "Hedgehog Mushrooms" and the "Winter Chanterelles" now, having a job fitting it in with ferreting at the moment. Cheers Arry
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    Not a one off then ! bloody hell he didn't mess about nothing was safe with him around. Cheers Arry
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    They must be getting on now, were they good Sid. "Meet me on the corner" is my favourite song by them. Seen them few times many years ago, to many years ago. lol Cheers Arry
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    Safest way mate. Hints of yellow on the stalk and cap by the looks, cut or bruise the edge of the cap, cut base of the stalk as GL did in First Mushroom thread. Nice bit of mixed wood land you seem to have there should throw up some good stuff. Cheers Arry
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    So warm.

    Arry replied to Meece's topic in General Talk

    Cooler today only 11 degrees, nice. Going to try with the ferrets tomorrow, up till now it hasn't been much fun at all in the heat. Been trying to do woods and copse to stay out of the sun but fast running out them, been to hot for breaking in hedges. Cheers Arry
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    I take it you looked it up Steve, a well interesting fungi even though haven't found a good way of eating it. Cheers Arry
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    Very close to me mate, I don't have any perms out that way any more. Even traveling haven't seen any out that way, not saying there not there. Talking with friends and farmers the other day at at an event we were all saying the same thing only few about. Still nice to hear there are some close by and will keep an eye out. Cheers Arry
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    Birch Polypore mate A very investing fungi, It is edible but very bitter. Iv'e tried soaking in salt water also tried soaking in milk still not good. Iv'e said before in one of the other mushroom threads, its anti cancer, anti septic can be used a Elastoplast, you could carry a hot ember in it apparently a real Boy Scout fungi. Cheers Arry
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    I'm in Totnes Mate. Cheers Arry
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    I am but you don't see any around here mate. Hear of the odd one, wether theres more to the south of me I don't know. Cheers Arry
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    Loads of Hares mate? Cheers Arry
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    Think Mick Dadd does repairs mate. Unfortunately Jim Chick pass on in August. Some of the other guys might have Micks number. Cheers Arry
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    Christ what next. Haven't even seen a Hare round here for a couple of years now, recon its the Badger chopping the leverets. There were high numbers of Badgers, heard the cull taken out a lot, to late for the Hares though. Cheers Arry
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