Un’antica tradizione trova nuova vita quando i tedeschi si riversano nelle foreste per raccogliere funghi
https://apnews.com/article/germany-mushroom-hunting-foraging-covid-157f2dd5b1a4bcb394d6b5879a13704f
di GregWilson23
Un’antica tradizione trova nuova vita quando i tedeschi si riversano nelle foreste per raccogliere funghi
https://apnews.com/article/germany-mushroom-hunting-foraging-covid-157f2dd5b1a4bcb394d6b5879a13704f
di GregWilson23
10 commenti
Funny how things that Slavic Europeans do is seen as poor, but when Western Europeans do it, it’s classy and revival of traditions.
Come to Sweden, mushrooms are everywhere and even the magic kind grow in city parks. There’s a mushroom for everyone. Just don’t ask anyone where their favorite mushroom spot is.
I hear Psilocybe semilanceata comes highly recommended. Been there can attest.
As a Finn who is still procrastinating learning the ways of the shroomer I hope they will be careful. Sometimes you read stories of people who don’t know their mushrooms and seem to not know some of them could kill ya.
This is news? They‘ve done that as long as I can remember.
Never knew that it was out of style… people have been doing that for ever.
people do that here every year. it was never gone.
What is this crap? People never stopped to collect mushrooms all over Germany (maybe not in parts of Bavaria because of Chernobyl.)
The difference is that there are mushroom influencer now. Because social media has to ruin everything.
Lol funny. I remember seeing headlines before of like, “Lithuanian arrested for picking mushrooms in the UK.” And hearing stories of people getting fines doing it in different western countries.
At least Germany seems to be open-minded.
Man, really slow shrooming season in Bulgaria this year. Kinda cold.