From: snag_one@msn.com   
      
   riburr wrote:   
   > Terry Coombs wrote:   
   >> It's getting on towards spring here in Stone County  , and the   
   >> weather is getting into the 60's ... and we live in an oak forest   
   >> with a lot of downed trees . Is it about time to start looking ?   
   >>   
   > Too early for morels where I am in the Virginia mountains.  We had   
   > over 1' of snow last Wednesday, but it's pretty much all melted.  I'm   
   > really getting excited about the coming season.  Been clearing the   
   > property of brush and leaves down to bare ground, and will have a   
   > better view of whatever pops up.   
      
     I've looked at some pictures ... but my place is anything but clear . Lots   
   of undergrowth and "stuff" on the ground under the trees . Our place is   
   mostly oak forest , with a few cedars , some vines , blueberries and   
   dogwoods . Basically untouched upland hardwood forest . I'm not even sure   
   morels grow around here , but it's a good excuse to go tramping around in   
   the trees .   
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