The UK fungi fans should visit the Church yards in the Brecon area (the Ministry of Defence's Sennybridge ranges in mid Wales too.....if possible ;).
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/wales/mid_/3211969.stm
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Rare Fungus Found
Lilypon that doesn't look much like a finger!
I agree that Wales is excellent for fungi.
My son worked at a Youth Hostel at Libanus in the Brecon Beacons a couple of years ago and we did lots of walking in the area. It is also very good for Red Kite and natural history in general - beautiful and diverse scenery, from high mountains to ancient woodlands with spectacular waterfalls.
LOLOL nope I'd say more like a thumb. :)
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beautiful and diverse scenery, from high mountains to ancient woodlands with spectacular waterfalls.
I'd love to see that area........I think I'll do some searching on google now and take a mini-vacation. Ü
Baa
Dec 27, 2006
Thanks Lilypon, interesting if not a beautiful fungi!
A lot of Wales is beautiful isn't it. We sometimes went to Wales for holidays and days out when I was a kid because there was only one county between us and the Welsh Borders.