I want to say a Big thank you to each and everyone who as visited and left me comments, it makes it all worth while. I'm glad that Tom also talked me into this. Cheer mate.
I don't mind saying those are the best mushroom pictures I have ever seen since I've been blogging. I like the first picture in the sunrise post very much also. IN the droplets maybe a goose or the loch ness monster. lol. I would like to comment on each post you make but I'm on dialup and have so many to visit I'm having to cut where I can. Great pictures as always!!
Yes, Pete, these are brilliant. I like them very much. I wish I knew more about them so I could eat one now and then and not kill myself. Keep up the good work.
I spoke to Peter today, these are not edible. I like helping out Peter with this blog, I have time to kill at times. The only alterations we do unless stated is to crop and maybe sharpen. I am pleased so many of my blog friends are here. Thank you.
I just noticed Defor's ears in the small photo you have posted to the right. Do they always stick up and out like that? Our son and his wife use to have three greyhounds they adopted to save them from being put to sleep. They were raced at one time in Fl. where they live, but when they can no longer race, their owners will have them put down. Now they are finding homes for them. Our son and his wife ended up with three, in a small home, but everyone seemed to manage just fine.
These are Fantastic! So crisp and clear....and you must have gotten down on the ground for these shots too! Wow...I think I need to spend more time down on the ground! Who know what shots are waiting to be taken?!
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They look good enough to eat but i guess that wouldn't be a good idea.
I often wonder how people in the olden days worked out if a mushroom was edible or poisonous?? I guess it was just trial and error.....after Bertha the Cave Woman wiped out half the village with her mushroom soup they knew not to cook that one again!!!!
I don't know how you managed to get low enough to get these photos. My grandson and I tried last summer. He finally broke the cap of the mushroom so that we could photograph it like that. These are wonderful.
6'8" Gentle Giant
As I do not have a P.C. this blog and my pictures are done from my friends computer. I thank Tom from 'Wiggers World' for the help he gives with running this and sorting out the posts.
I call around with my camera and over a milky coffee we down load my pictures and see which I want to show. I have no idea of the workings of a P.C. but Tom as.
Because I don't know my way around the computer let alone the world of blogging, I am sorry to say my visits to your blogs will be few and far between. I sit here with Tom and he points out who is commenting, then shows me their blog.
I will with Tom's help respond on my posts and thank you for your time.
I just enjoy the chance to show my pictures and marval at the fact that from Tom's P.C. they wing there way all around the world.
Thank you for reading this and the interest you have shown.
If you want to e-mail me then please do, again with Tom's help I will reply to all.
P.P.
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I don't mind saying those are the best mushroom pictures I have ever seen since I've been blogging. I like the first picture in the sunrise post very much also. IN the droplets maybe a goose or the loch ness monster. lol. I would like to comment on each post you make but I'm on dialup and have so many to visit I'm having to cut where I can. Great pictures as always!!
Another group of superb pictures. I enjoyed them very much!
Yet again to be amazed at the wonderous shots. Are they edable?
Yes, Pete, these are brilliant. I like them very much. I wish I knew more about them so I could eat one now and then and not kill myself. Keep up the good work.
Abraham Lincoln
I spoke to Peter today, these are not edible.
I like helping out Peter with this blog, I have time to kill at times.
The only alterations we do unless stated is to crop and maybe sharpen.
I am pleased so many of my blog friends are here.
Thank you.
I just noticed Defor's ears in the small photo you have posted to the right. Do they always stick up and out like that? Our son and his wife use to have three greyhounds they adopted to save them from being put to sleep. They were raced at one time in Fl. where they live, but when they can no longer race, their owners will have them put down. Now they are finding homes for them. Our son and his wife ended up with three, in a small home, but everyone seemed to manage just fine.
These are Fantastic! So crisp and clear....and you must have gotten down on the ground for these shots too! Wow...I think I need to spend more time down on the ground! Who know what shots are waiting to be taken?!
Pete.
Hi,
I have just awarded you the
YOU MAKE MY DAY AWARD
you can collect it from my blog.
Here are the rules
In my turn I am required to nominate up to 10 people for this award. The rules are:
“Give the award to up to 10 people whose blogs bring you happiness and inspiration and make you feel so happy about blogland! Let them know by posting a comment on their blog so that they can pass it on. Beware! You may get the award several times! ”
Well done haha.
They look good enough to eat but i guess that wouldn't be a good idea.
I often wonder how people in the olden days worked out if a mushroom was edible or poisonous?? I guess it was just trial and error.....after Bertha the Cave Woman wiped out half the village with her mushroom soup they knew not to cook that one again!!!!
These are some fantastic mushroom photo. I enjoyed them very much. Keep up the great work.
I don't know how you managed to get low enough to get these photos. My grandson and I tried last summer. He finally broke the cap of the mushroom so that we could photograph it like that. These are wonderful.
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