My partner Jason puts Mom and I up in his tiny cabin on Sabin pond. It’s crazy cute.
Sabin Cabin
Sabin Pond
Pine Corner
It’s prime leaf-peeping season up here, but it’s rainy and we get way more excited by the mushroom bonanza that ensues.
Sabin Pond and Foliage
Mom & Mushroom
Finding Honey Mushrooms
Honey Mushrooms
Puffballs
Lichen?
All that’s left is to fry ’em up!
Cookin' Mushrooms
After that I can’t stop looking for delicious morsels. Under some leaves I find a pair of eyes looking back up – a red-backed salamander. (I don’t test it for deliciousness).
Red-backed Salamander
One response to “Mushrooms at Pine Corner”
Those mushrooms were delicious! I even brought some orange lactarius home and fried them right up. They were a kind I don’t find here much, so quite a treat. I also learned from Jason how to make spring rolls, which I intend to try tonight. I bought those cool rice wrappers. It was really a delightful stay!