Finding a home (Mushrooms in the forest)
Finding a home
Although humans are frequently on the move, searching for a suitable place to pause is an elementary part of life. Without taking a rest, there will be no energy to move. Still, finding a home appears to be an extraordinary challenge.
On this journey, appearances often are deceptive. As many inviting places crossing the way, they try to attract with cozy, familiar, and inviting words. Yet, these promising prospects cannot keep the tempting pledges they make. Spending some time in it offers the opportunity to take a closer look, ask questions, and evaluate on a more profound level.
Accordingly, one needs to start looking for finding a home again. There is nothing left to do in this search except repeatedly trying out a new setting. Eventually, there will be the right moment that offers to find a permanently suitable place one can call home.
Mushrooms in the forest
I took this photo in fall 2020. You can see mushrooms fighting for space on a tree in the forest. Mushroom season is in fall. There are still many other mushroom kinds growing in the forests of the Netherlands of which some are also eatable.
Mushrooms are an essential part of the forest. They provide food, shelter, and many other essential services to the habitat. But did you know that there's a whole world of mushrooms out there waiting to be explored? That's right - from chanterelles and porcinis to turkey tails and morels, there are so many different types of mushrooms in the forest that you can find.
Exploring the world of mushrooms can provide hours of fun and entertainment for the entire family. Not only will you get to hunt for these fascinating fungi, but you'll also learn about their life cycle and their importance in the environment. You'll even get to try some delicious recipes featuring these tasty treats!
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