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Keep on pushing through

4 November 2014 by David

Keep on pushing through

Clump of mushrooms, probably glistening inkcaps, forcing their way through the tarmac of a pavement.

This is the fourth successive autumn the fungi have emerged from the originally newly-laid surface, enlarging their escape hole every year as they do so.

Categories David
Autumn colours: Japanese acers, West Park
Earthstars hiding behind nettles
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