Tucker Tripp

This is a cheesy poem I thought I'd share with you some of your may have already seen it at ethnobot-aust. How does your garden glow? With silver belles and growing smells and infinite universes all in a row. Huxley plants the seeds Burroughs does the lawn (literally) Leary lies in the sunshine To Thompson?s jibes and scorn. K. Dick and A. Wilson, play a heady game of chess McKenna?s nowhere to be seen among this motley mess. Crowley and Harner may be spied across a moonlit sky ?I say Robert A., pass those great men over to me.? you use Dick, Crowley, Harner, McKenna and Leary I?ll sprinkle Burroughs, Thompson and Huxley over here I think these men can help me to overcome my fear As we fertilize the garden it becomes abundantly clear I think we forgot someone, Hiding there in the mushroom patch, That?s mostly sir Bill Hicks We?ll make a mulch and add a bit of old Bill With some handfulls of those sticks.

My 2c. Go with your gut if that's how you feel then that's how you feel. If you change your mind you'll know that too. I had a break of years from these adventures and now I'm coming back again. Maybe I won't be around for too long this time I don't know either. I don't have any answers, just question. But if you don't feel comfortable you know its time for a change. good luck with whatever you decide

I gnome I know is also asthmatic and smoked the browny resiny stuff. It made this gnome feel like a very heavy boot was standing on his chest and took two days, at least, to clean out of his lungs. He says he's leaning towards oral consumption in the future.

I found some fly (I think) in ringwood in melbourne the other day. So they are fruiting here now. Although Adrian says they have been doing so for about a month now. Does anyone know if there are very poisonous varieties of amanita that should not be consumed. There is a very diverse range of fairly contradictory information on the net. Also in general I have been told that many mushroom species can be found all over the world in unlikely places due to the incredible ease (spores) with which they can propegate.

I found some fly (I think) in ringwood in melbourne the other day. So they are fruiting here now. Although Adrian says they have been doing so for about a month now. Does anyone know if there are very poisonous varieties of amanita that should not be consumed. There is a very diverse range of fairly contradictory information on the net. Also in general I have been told that many mushroom species can be found all over the world in unlikely places due to the incredible ease (spores) with which they can propegate.

Hey I'm new to this board. But the site is great and the knowledge you all seem to have is very impressive. I'm wondering if anyone knows how to find mushys in Vic?