I'm banging on about mushrooms right now, but that's just because every day there are new beauties popping up. It only takes about a day for some of them to appear and grow to about 20cm tall with a big tasty cap. Today Jan and I went for a walk by the river up at
The Fairy Knowe near Aberfoyle and discovered a bit of a bumper harvest of various different mushies. It included four ceps ranging from a little one that showed me why they are sometimes called a Penny Bun, to a huge monster of a mushy. We also spotted a few blackberries just about ready to eat, the first of the season up here.
I'm banging on about mushrooms right now, but that's just because every day there are new beauties popping up. It only takes about a day for some of them to appear and grow to about 20cm tall with a big tasty cap. Today Jan and I went for a walk by the river up at The Fairy Knowe near Aberfoyle and discovered a bit of a bumper harvest of various different mushies. It included four ceps ranging from a little one that showed me why they are sometimes called a Penny Bun, to a huge monster of a mushy. We also spotted a few blackberries just about ready to eat, the first of the season up here.
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