Hedgehog Fungus, Winter Chanterelle and Horn of Plenty

My foraging basket: https://geni.us/0g6dRi
Opinel No.8 knife: https://geni.us/Oytj
Collins mushroom book: https://geni.us/UHenUIB
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Dehydrator I use: https://ebay.us/Q5e11d

A quick hunt with my friend Colin in the local woods where one small area has produced a nation of Penny Bun, Hedgehog Fungus and Amethyst Deceiver in the past.
Today it gave up lots of Horn of Plenty and some surprise Winter Chanterelle - it is a really productive spot and I'll be back soon for more Winter Chanterelle.
This is foraging for FREE FOOD and considering the current cost (and scarcity) of shop-bought food we would be crazy not to harvest what Nature is providing for us.
As we wandered all over the wood with our baskets containing fungi there will surely be millions of spores distributed into suitable areas so in years to come there will be more of this bountiful natural crop to harvest.

On a serious note, it is very important to learn as many 'outdoor' skills as you can since you never know when you need them.
Having knowledge of natural environments, shooting, trapping, fishing and foraging are literally life-saving skills since without them we die when the current system of on-demand food and easy shopping goes away.....and it will go away at some point - do you want to be the guy fighting a hungry 300lb man-monster or a bloated blue-haired screamer for the last packet of Super Noodles in a ransacked supermarket or do you want to be prepared?
Do you want your pronouns to be Was / Were? ........ nope.
It's a simple choice.
Knowledge is power but we're 'educated' to exist in the system without being taught what the system is and how to navigate the (obvious) pitfalls.
Knowledge costs nothing and can be carried in the mind, given away for free and used to combat ignorance - it's a great deal but takes time and effort to learn useful skills.
Foraging is most definitely one of those useful skills.

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