Sunrise
Taken hiking in the Buckhorn wilderness.
This is for photrablogger’s Mundane Monday #81, a Lion’s mane mushroom from up in the Olympic Mountains, taken with my cell phone.
I hiked with a friend. I am not good enough at identifying many mushrooms to pick them on my own, so I go with him. We saw at least 30 varieties most of which we left alone…. when in doubt, don’t touch.
We went out Saturday and Sunday. It rained most of the day on Saturday. I was dressed warmly enough but was very wet. Sunday it rained less and I dressed more appropriately and stayed dry…
Delicious sauteed until brown…
We hiked yesterday on the Olympic Peninsula and these are oyster mushrooms. My friendย knows about 16 edible mushrooms now. We found six edible kinds with the oysters in the lead. They are year round. I lost track of how many mushroom species we saw: black ones, lavender ones, coral mushrooms in orange and white and cream and yellow. Slimy looking mushrooms, hen of the woods that are past and falling, tiny orange ones the size of my fifth fingernail. Beautiful.
The beautiful bridge of Deception Pass. I moved to Washington from Colorado. When I was first here, I wondered there could be a mountain high enough on Whidby Island to have a pass, because pass means mountains in Colorado, not water. I was surprised to find a passage….
This is for photrablogger’s Mundane Monday #78, taken in Arlington Virginia last month. Do you remember when Rabbit had everyone in the Hundred Acre Woods looking for his friend and relation Small? I did not realize that one of Small’s relatives was in the picture until I looked at it again….
This is for photrablogger’s Mundane Monday Challenge #76: a very fuzzy friend met on the day before I left Virginia last week. We were in Arlington, on a hike down one of the runs to the Potomac, with the George Washington Parkway way over our heads and airplanes rising from Reagan National Airport nearby.
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in front of the garden gate - JezzieG
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imperfect pictures
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Taking the camera for a walk!!!
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