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Foraged some beautiful mushrooms from spectacular forests. These are amazing, up to 15% sugars, so you can ferment them into an alcoholic drink with no plant material.
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Woah, that's cool! I've never seen anything like that around here! That's in south Australia?

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Extremely cool. I'll have to check them out some day when I get over there.
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