Heres a favourite spot of mine in DerbyShire on Stanton Moor.
I lived there for about a year.
There is also a bronze age stone circle on the moor, and in the surrounding woodland, badger, deer, foxes etc.
The link shown is excellent for liberty caps (psilocybin)
http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?ll=53.165387,-1.6397671&z=15&t=h&hl=en
Please feel free to show other places in the UK that are great for mushy picking.
But also around Stanton moor other friends of mine found Fly Agaric, I never tried that though, I just did thousands and thousands o mushrooms for a month. I ate them straight out the ground - best not to look at the tiny maggots inside LOL,
When we returned home to camp at the end of the day, we'd put the half thousand mushies we didn't eat all into one big pan and make a massive tea for everyone.
Then people would begin the yawns...
Did I mention there used to be a protest site on Stanton moor? Well they have now saved this beautiful part of Britain from being quarried and the camp, I hear, has been cleaned up and people have moved onto the next piece of wild Britain under threat. wooah went off a bit of a tangent there lol
(This is not one of my pics)
I lived there for about a year.
There is also a bronze age stone circle on the moor, and in the surrounding woodland, badger, deer, foxes etc.
The link shown is excellent for liberty caps (psilocybin)
http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?ll=53.165387,-1.6397671&z=15&t=h&hl=en
Please feel free to show other places in the UK that are great for mushy picking.
But also around Stanton moor other friends of mine found Fly Agaric, I never tried that though, I just did thousands and thousands o mushrooms for a month. I ate them straight out the ground - best not to look at the tiny maggots inside LOL,
When we returned home to camp at the end of the day, we'd put the half thousand mushies we didn't eat all into one big pan and make a massive tea for everyone.
Then people would begin the yawns...
Did I mention there used to be a protest site on Stanton moor? Well they have now saved this beautiful part of Britain from being quarried and the camp, I hear, has been cleaned up and people have moved onto the next piece of wild Britain under threat. wooah went off a bit of a tangent there lol
(This is not one of my pics)