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LanceK
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while she was in the shower, my youngest and I went in to the woods and found this huge puffball mushroom. We fixed it up and tucked it in to her bed. The rest is obvious. [:Y:]

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Lance: By the size of that mushroom we now know what you are doing with the horse droppings. :D
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johnwalkerwaldsmith wrote:
I had no idea mushrooms got that big!


This is not me, just a random google image, BUT You can see the size

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Holy cow that is funny laughing6-hehe


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What is its tap tone like?

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Love mushrooms on toast but have to say, nothing like that grows down under, are they edible?

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Love mushrooms on toast but have to say, nothing like that grows down under, are they edible?

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Yes they are! Image

And pretty good too!

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johnwalkerwaldsmith wrote:
I had no idea mushrooms got that big!


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Hmmm. And if you add a mustache and a leather hat? laughing6-hehe

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Does any fungus make a structure that is durable and lasting? If so, are any of them useful?

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