From: nochance@nospam.no   
      
   At another top secret location yesterday I discovered this horrible site....   
      
   http://treelike.ndo.co.uk/img_3366.jpg   
      
   Hundreds of Boletus edulis, every single one in a rotting, mummified state   
   and covered in Bolete eater mould. Heartbreaking of course for me, as these   
   would have been in an edible state a couple of weeks ago. It's like there's   
   been a window of a couple of weeks to collect them, brought on by heavy rain   
   in early August. Also saw fly agarics, coconut milk caps, Cantharellus and   
   many others but expect things to die down now with lack of recent rain. Many   
   of the fly agarics had curiously long thin stems; I wonder if this is due to   
   the fairly calm conditions meaning that the stems don't need to be so sturdy   
   to hold the caps and the caps need to get higher to spread the spores.   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
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