Mushrooms and Toadstools Everywhere

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Mixed Farmer
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Don't know any names of these fungi but certainly lots of different one's coming up and out lately.
 

Renaultman

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Arable Farmer
Location
Darlington
A former hippy walking the power lines looking at trees showed me the best magic mushrooms. Nothing like what I expected them to be. Tiny little parasol with a nipple on top. He said they are class A and picking one is a offence.

I stick with beer [emoji3]
Potent things, when they were legal of course.
 
A former hippy walking the power lines looking at trees showed me the best magic mushrooms. Nothing like what I expected them to be. Tiny little parasol with a nipple on top. He said they are class A and picking one is a offence.

I stick with beer [emoji3]
Loads of them round here when I was younger and grouse beating some of the lads where picking them while walking which is how I discovered what they where :LOL::LOL:;)
now I notice them everywhere
it’s a shame theres never many field mushrooms on my farm to eat tho
 

hendrebc

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Livestock Farmer
Does anyone have a picture of magic mushrooms to show? Ive looked on Google but can't make much sense of it it's like they don't want you to know what they are :rolleyes:
Not that I'm going to eat any would just like to know what they look like seeing as people say they are everywhere.
 

Renaultman

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Arable Farmer
Location
Darlington
Thanks. I do see those about so people aren't just making it up then. I'm a bit disappointed I expected them to be bright blue or something :ROFLMAO:
Obviously not legal to do now but, from memory, about 40 boiled and the liquid residue made into tea is very potent. I don't think I would do it again I am daft enough with beer.
 

Katarina

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Location
Mid Wales
Do you pick the Parasol Mushrooms, and how do you cook them? @delilah
We had parasols for tea last night, sliced and cooked in butter they're lovely. The way I tell the Shaggy from the Parasol is the stalk, if it's got a snakeskin pattern it's the Parasol if it's smooth it's the Shaggy which needs cooking on more as it gives some people an upset stomach.......but then I'd googled that info......still alive however.....(y)
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