75 MPH=hahahahahahaha

The Lizard,

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Lizard Kings can do anything.

[This message has been edited by Lizard King (edited December 19, 1999).]

I am not sure if wild specimens are suitable for what you would be doing but I would definately not be surprised If they grew gragacerously. Copes grow out the sides of cow pies. The first one I came across last night had eight nickel size caps growing evenly around it. I was delighted. Some of the more mature caps are larger than a silver dollar.

The Cubensis I picked last night now appear to be salvigeable. The caps were gray on the top with no noticeable gold nipple, from getting so much rain. After only one night of drying they are regaining their color.

The picking grounds tonight are ideal for seeing the 7:50 ET launching of a space shuttle from The Kennedy Space Center...so well see how it goes.

The Lizard,

[This message has been edited by Lizard King (edited December 20, 1999).]

Oh, my old email is down, but the one I have linked to this page(like up in my profile) still works. Give me a shout there.

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12-20-99 Time spent: 1 hour

Fresh Cubies!
About 35 of them.
Zero Copelandias.
Zero little brown mushrooms.

12-21-99 Time spent: 1.5 hours

Went to a field that I am not yet too familiar with.
Came back with an assortment of goodies.
11 Cubensis in various shapes ,sizes and condition.
42 Copelandias! I found one enourmous grouping of 15 on one pie! I just cant get enough of these.
2 that bruise blue and I dont even know what they are.
And 5 little brown mushrooms.

===Ive been stock pileing for new years down in The Everglades. Enough for 50+ people, not includeing myself. Free trips. American Indian cowpastures. Should be a sight to be.===

Nada.
Nothin'.
A golfball and a grapefruit.