I was astounded by the size of this mushroom (toadstool?) but not knowledgeable enough to consider eating it...if my friend Pamela had been on my side of the pond I bet she'd know! Did you hear about her chicken polypore mushroom?
Handknitted collectable meerkats - you name it, I'll knit it!
Thursday 9 September 2010
What a whopper!
We don't usually walk in this field, but needed a detour to avoid some very cross and protective cows with their calves - look what we spotted!
I was astounded by the size of this mushroom (toadstool?) but not knowledgeable enough to consider eating it...if my friend Pamela had been on my side of the pond I bet she'd know! Did you hear about her chicken polypore mushroom?
I was astounded by the size of this mushroom (toadstool?) but not knowledgeable enough to consider eating it...if my friend Pamela had been on my side of the pond I bet she'd know! Did you hear about her chicken polypore mushroom?
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wow! that is a big one! Thanks for the linkback!
It looks like it's probably a puffball, they can grow huge! When young and firm they are very edible and extremely yummy, sliced and fried in butter :)
When they ripen they explode and all the spores fly out.
That's a giant puffball - I've had some of that before, a guy I worked with had it and gave us slices. I cooked it the frying pan, yum!
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