Wild mushrooms continue to fruit. There has been a second bloom of Matsutakes, nearly a month after the first one.
Monday, January 2, 2012
First sunset of 2012 as photographed by Robert Scarola and some edible wild mushrooms
Robert Scarola photographed the first sunset of 2012 and a lovely one it was. Yesterday the Mendonoma Coast basked in warm sunshine. The temperature climbed to 70 degrees at our house in Anchor Bay, very unusual for wintertime. Today the warmth and sun has disappeared and light rain is falling. But our memories of the glorious first day of the year remain.
Thanks to Robert for allowing me to share his photo with you here.
Wild mushrooms continue to fruit. There has been a second bloom of Matsutakes, nearly a month after the first one.
Bellybutton Hedgehogs continue to fruit in abundance.
And they make for some mighty fine eating!
Wild mushrooms continue to fruit. There has been a second bloom of Matsutakes, nearly a month after the first one.
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Andy M. asked who was the hand model for the mushrooms. Well, that would be me!
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