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Echo Summit 2015 Foray Report (by Anna Stockel)
Albion I Foray - December 2015
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Echo Summit Foray (by )
WHAT:
Our Annual Echo Summit Foray is scheduled for September 18 - 20 at the California Alpine Club’s Echo Summit Lodge, with breathtaking views overlooking the Tahoe Basin. If thunderstorms cooperate, which they did last year, we will find quite a variety of fungi, including edibles, such as Bol
etus and Leccinum. Regardless of the number of mushrooms found, we always have a wonderful time.
There is no limit to the foray size itself. FFSC members are welcome to stay off site and join us for the foray and meals. There is also RV parking next to the lodge. The lodge fills up fast so make sure you reserve your space in advance. Reservations for the lodge OPEN Now. You must be a FFSC member for you and your family to attend.
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Echo Summit Foray 2015 (by )
Our Annual Echo Summit Foray for September at California Alpine Club’s Echo Summit Lodge, overlooking the Tahoe Basin. It’s not large, but it has a lot of character! Dues-paying FFSC members get first chance at the limited space so make sure you reserve your space in advance.
NAMA 2015 Blue Ridge Foray September 24-27, 2015
REGISTRATION FOR NAMA 2015 BLUE RIDGE FORAY IS FULL!
The North American Mycological Society hosts a blow-out annual foray somewhere – you guessed it! – in North America. What an opportunity to explore a new area, collect species you can't find at home, learn a lot and meet some really great people! You must be a NAMA member to attend; FFSC members receive a discounted membership due to our club's affiliated status...
North to Alaska Foray 2015 (by Bill White)
WHEN:
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29-05, September 2015 |
WHERE:
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Sterling, Alaska |
Join Bill and Jerri White at their Alaska Sports Lodge for the highly popular Alaska Foray. The dates this year are August 29 – September 5.
Why?
Beautiful scenery, wildlife, fresh seafood and mushrooms! Edibles often found include Boletes, Gypsies, Hedgehogs, Lactarius deliciosus, and Alaska Gold, Phaeolepiota aurea. Fungal diversity can be astonishing, with some forays yielding over 200 species.
Marshall Fields Foray Wrap-up (by )
Albion II Foray - January 2015 (by )
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Albion I Foray - December 2014 (by )
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Alaska Foray 2014 Report (by Hugh Smith)
What?
That's what most people in Alaska say after you've replied to the question, "What are you doing here in Alaska?"
"We're mushroom hunting."
"What?"
"We're hunting for mushrooms."
"Mushrooms!"
"Yes, for 8 days. We're with the Fungus Federation of Santa Cruz."
"What? You're hunting for mushrooms? Fungus Federation?"
"Yes, we came from California to hunt mushrooms."
"What?"