Maybe it's because I'm a child of the 70's . . . back "in the day", I had several room accessories in colors like harvest gold or olive green that featured them prominently. However, it's more likely it's just because they are so unique and interesting. I like mushrooms. Not to eat, mind you. In fact I don't like to eat mushrooms at all. But I find them so interesting.
After our recent showers, mushrooms have sprung up everywhere. Overnight! When you go to bed there are none and when you wake up, they are everywhere---fully grown and perfect. Just a couple of doors down, I caught this group. Some groups spring up in circles, as if they are about to play and impromptu game of "Ring Around the Rosie", but this one seemed to form a trail towards the street (could this be a Shutter School leading line??).
I love the ripples on their undersides 
and the umbrella shapes they open up to form. 
Each one is unique and so interesting. 
After our recent showers, mushrooms have sprung up everywhere. Overnight! When you go to bed there are none and when you wake up, they are everywhere---fully grown and perfect. Just a couple of doors down, I caught this group. Some groups spring up in circles, as if they are about to play and impromptu game of "Ring Around the Rosie", but this one seemed to form a trail towards the street (could this be a Shutter School leading line??).
I love the ripples on their undersides 
and the umbrella shapes they open up to form. 
Each one is unique and so interesting. 
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thats a great way of putting natures umbrellas
your blog is very serene
That's what my yard looks like right now too. Should I just let them grow?
Oh btw... I'm not going to get around to posting a shutter school wrapup tonight. I haven't even thought about taking pictures yet--even with you reminder comment this morning. Oops!
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