Harringay, Haringey - So Good they Spelt it Twice!
Mushrooms at Railway Fields?
I remember going on a mushroom identification walk a few years ago at Railway Fields. Does anyone know if they are planning one this year?
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Permalink Reply by Chris Farthing on
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If you mean the yearly LNHS/LWT Fungus Foray, details are here:
https://www.facebook.com/events/1322546274509506/
October 29th and don't cock up with the clocks (it is the day after the change)
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Permalink Reply by Alyson on
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Many thanks for the two links, Chris. However, the Facebook event shows 'Northwood Hills' tube station as the nearest!!! Can you change it? - although us locals will know Manor House / Railway Fields.
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Permalink Reply by Michael Anderson on
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They grow everywhere Alan. They do have a resemblance to Fly Agaric (not good) so be careful what you pick.
There are also tons of fantastic edible mushroom now as it's peak season. Best to go out with a chum from a country where autumn mushroom hunting is a national pursuit and they know what's what.
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Give me time to find a chaperone Andy and then we’ll set a date
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Permalink Reply by Cat on
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They look nothing like fly agarics! They are tiny and brown, not big and red...
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Which is why I do t go mushroom hunting alone,
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Permalink Reply by Anna P on
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This looks fun. Do you have to be a member to join the walk? or can anyone just show up? I don't see a way to book on the website.
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Anyone can just show up. Don't panic when someone asks you if you are a member, they just want to give you a leaflet if you're not. The LNHS is the best bargain going if you are interested in nature, £20 per year and you get 6 magazines, 2 books and free walks most weekends.
http://www.lnhs.org.uk/index.php/activities/full-programme
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