Woot! Been watching this zone for a few years waiting for this... You'll see a little myc left on a few stems, we forgot our scissors, and there were a couple that resisted pinching and came out with a chunk. Don't blast me for that, we were very conscientious with our harvest, considering our excitement and haste to avoid detection. We only harvested fully mature fruits and left a ton, this spot will be stewarded.

Plan to spread the love via free prints and lots of spore water.

11/2 SE PDX

Nice wavy patch

This spot keeps on giving. Crazy! The season up here is amazing. It's the end of the world, but the weather is damn nice and the mushies love it!
Some of these have the fattest stipes I've even seen even in pictures! Beautiful phenitypes.
Harvested over 5 pounds today, leaving more than i took there.
Today was a friend's birthday, called him and told him to get a big bag from the grocery store and meet me...

Oh wow, null24 you got me dreaming man...I've been scanning the surrounding area and parks here in BG for some time, but rain has been very scarce so I haven't found any.

Your friend is a lucky friend for sure.

Enjoy and travel safe.

Great pics
If you're brewing them, well, if it were me, I'd chuck in some of the Galium and Glechoma they're growing with (in the 4th and 5th pics of the first post).

Happy travels!

Those pics are used to illustrate how common look-alikes can grow interspersed with cyans.

Pray tell, why would you include them.

I thought they were tubaria, btw. I don't see them in pic 4 tho...

Made tea last night with 1.5 pounds of fresh caps. These are incredibly potent, still feeling my way with thema week after finding them.

Telling you, it's a lot of work to wash all these, but now I've got a gallon of concentrated spore water to spread all over!