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I went out today to one of my favorite fields, but no luck with the cubes. I did find some mushrooms, but not that many. I'm not sure what kind they are though. It rained half the day here too. No luck though. Maybe next time. My frustration with this drought has peaked. I'm getting sick of this shit.
Yeah, I'm thinking of just packing up my shit and moving somewhere else, like Washington, where MJ is evidently picking them on the lawns of his local Mickey D's. This isn't fair!!
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Interestingly, I do not go out looking for mushrooms. I am out doing business and I am walking from one palce to another and whammo, there they are right in front of my eyes.
So I do not really look for them, they actually seek me out. I am their lightening rod.
i am always out walking the streets either looking foe shrooms or whatever. its been chilly and rainy here in vancouver the past few days after a while of warmer weather. the paneolina foencii are on evry lawn now in vancouver i swear, absolutely evrywhere, useless shit!!!!! its driving me crazy! i cant find any good shrooms at all! I know how to look, i know the habitat. they just arent around anywhere i look. just the non-active look alikes, i havent got a ride to a stable so i have to settle for the lawns. can someone please cut a break for a shroomer down on his luck and tell me where some might be growing? i have only 2 weeks before i go back to Nova Sctoia and if i go empty handed i will be very sad. thanks.
ill offer this advice for before you go into a cow field
if you are not seeing any other mushrooms growing in peoples lawns, the forest whatever, then the cow fields will most likely not have anything growing either.
so thats a helpful tip that will save you time
if you see a lot of mushroom growth elsewhere not includeing around the sprinkler systems than there should be mushroom growth in the cow fields
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