There’s so much transient beauty in nature...
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I had some fun with my girls taking these mushroom photos.
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They were really excited because overnight a giant crop of mushrooms appeared under our trampoline.
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You can see them in the first two photos.
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Aren’t the close-ups gorgeous?
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There must have been a couple of thousand mushrooms there. Incredible!
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This is what the rains brought in.
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My dad has the idea of buying shiitake spores to grow. Hmmm... I’ve seen shiitake logs before but haven’t tried it myself. Let me know if you have.
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The last couple mushrooms were taken on a nature walk near my parents home. I have a mushroom identification app (NOT to be trusted for edible identification and FYI all the mushrooms shown here are inedible), and had a great time identifying over 24 different kinds of mushrooms in one walk!
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It was a magical experience.
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One of those unplanned surprises that you just have to go with.
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Because the mushrooms won’t stay around for long.
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It’s a gentle reminder for how to live.
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To be grateful for the transient beauty
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Of the normal experiences
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Whether there’s blue skies or storms
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We need both
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And there’s a magnificence through it all
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Even though it may not make sense to our human minds
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We are always shifting
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Evolving
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Flowing with nature
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Let’s flow with her rhythms
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💕Dr. Dijamco
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PS - Don’t go eating wild mushrooms unless you’re an expert at identifying them. I’m thinking of joining one of the hikes with the Georgia Mushroom Club
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#mushrooms #gowiththeflow #raiseyourvibe #naturewalk #forestbathing #carpediem
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“When it storms, look for rainbows. When it’s dark, look for stars.” ~Oscar Wilde