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Field observations - the same mushrooms from a lower angle (modified)

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CEOs Epistle to the Fungophiles: April 2000

What a party!! Last night was the annual Wme & Mushroom Fest and it was, by overwhelming consensus, the best ever.

Deb

Deb

April 1, 2000

Field observations - the same mushrooms from a lower angle (modified)

Turbinellus floccosus. © aguadinero (CC-BY-NC) (inaturalist.org, obs. 253312082)

Well over a hundred FFSC members and their lucky guests brought a great array of delicacies, complemented by wine from Bonny Doon, Ahlgren, Santa Cruz Mountain Vineyards, Zayante Vineyards, Osocalis, River Run and David Bruce. We were serenaded with recorder music by Ensemble Virelai. Table arrangements and twinkling lights set the mood beautifully. It seems like every year this "do" is a little bit bigger and a little bit better, but this year was a quantum leap! Big thanks and congratulations for a job well done are in order for Culinary Minister Rene Seltzer and the Culinary Committee and Jeff Emery, de facto Minister of Libations. Stop everything right now, get out that exquisite FFSC wineglass you brought home, and raise a glass for them again (on-duty air traffic controllers excepted!)


Local forays are still on the agenda - check the Hotline for Ken Sommers' scheduled dates. Bob Sellers is planning further forays for the Jasper Ridge Study. You can call him for details. As the rains taper off locally, we shift our focus to long distance forays. You'll fmd details inside about the Spring Foray on May 5-7, as well as the Lake Tahoe Foray on September 15-17 and the Echo Summit Foray on September 29 - October 1. Clear your calendar and come along! See you at the Continental Foray and Picnic on Sunday, April 16th.

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