Maxwell
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St GeorgesAnyone finding many atm?
They've just started coming up in Yorkshire but the few I've found so far have been maggot ridden
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PeteS
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I got a few in the middle of April and this week I found a few more. All in very good condition. However, still very dry down here. We did have a bit of rain but not as much as was forecast. Most of the rain in the south fell in the south west.
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Kinnopio
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I found a few fairly dry ones a week and a half ago but we havn't had any rain for weeks in Huntingdon
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nettie
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Must go and have a look in the morning, it's my last chance to nab a haul before I move house. Last year I bunged em in the freezer without cooking them first and they stood up to it quite well. I'll have to do the same this time as I won't have access to a cooker till the weekend!!
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doctoral
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Very little here due to not much rainfall, I guess. I did find a huge downed beech, though, that is infected with all sorts of fungus. Maybe later in the year there will be a glut of something ...
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Stewy
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Still none in my patch and soon it will be summer, is it possible for them to not fruit and miss a season?
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cab
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Got about two pounds of them on Sunday. This time last year I was picking them by the basket load. Still, better than nowt
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PeteS
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Hi,
I got just under 1kg at lunchtime but unfortuantely most were full of worms I guess the warm weather does not help. Still, it shows that they are starting to come up in some places. There were none on this patch last Friday.
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wildfoodie
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yay!!!! enough for breakfast yesterday! looks like we could be getting another flush with this rain. will be checking my patch tomorrow or Saturday fingers crossed
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jp
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Not one round my way
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