Autumn is coming in full force already here in southern Chile and temperatures are dropping big time. I've been consistent in staying at the forest shelter but the mornings are especially cold. I guess an ok choice is just to stay in bed until the temperature rises, but at the same time I feel the urgency to work harder so that I can protect it more. Still, I've been going nonstop for quite a while and really need a break.
So I've decided to look around and see what's going nicely and honestly, there's a lot to be grateful for. My cannabis plants which I have in a greenhouse elsewhere have flowered beautifully, take a look.
It's my first time harvesting ganjah so I'd be grateful for any tips on drying or other stuff you can do to enhance the smoke.
Mushrooms are here and hopefully I'll find the time to go take some pictures of this magical beings. For now I've stuck with foraging agaricus campestris which has been abundant for quite a while allowing me to eat almost daily:
Boletus are already here as well (maybe they are suilus luteus, but still an edible pine mushroom). I've eaten tons too, but going to have to take a rest since I get a skin allergy when I eat too many of them.
A magical moment happened that night while I processed the mushrooms. Don't think I was able to really capture it with the camera but perhaps you can appreciate it a bit.
I don't know, the candle, the tomato and shrooms just look magical don't you think?
I don't usually do this, I try to eat balanced, but I gave myself permission to eat some white noodles yesterday and it was great. I did so while listening to punk rock and thought: "you know, it doesn't get more punk rock than this".
Greetings and blessings from the forest shelter, hope you're enjoying your present!
