Monthly archives of “June 2012

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Move over Spring

This is a great time of year for our gardens, a time when summer comes along and says, hey you, spring, scram – I’m comin’ in. Let me introduce you to our peonies….

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Dryad’s Saddle

After I posted about oyster mushrooms the other day, someone asked me if there were any other mushrooms I might mistake for oyster mushrooms. In Southern Ontario this time of year, there isn’t much around that might cause confusion (although I say that, I also… Read More

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A Prediction I Like

The Weather Network has predicted normal summer temperatures this year, but in the Toronto area, higher than normal precipitation. This is good news for the amateur mycologists in the crowd. Last season started off well enough with plenty of morels and plenty of oysters but… Read More

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Peony

I was about to jump in the car to take the dogs for a walk in the Enchanted Mushroom Forest when this peony caught my eye.

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Goodreads

I’ve recently joined Goodreads (thanks David) and I’ve been having fun recalling and rating books I’ve read over the years. I know I’ve listed only a chunk of what I’ve read, but starting with the ones that are front of mind seems to make sense.I’ve… Read More

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One Man Bands

It’s been a while since I’ve made an all one-man-band post here on 27th St. so let’s try it for today’s Daily Dose. Here’s Scott Dunbar performing a Michael Jackson tune… Alexander Zoltan’s One Man Band playing Five Foot Two I’m not sure if this… Read More

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Close Call

I drove out to the grocery store down the street this afternoon. On the way back the car in front of me was cut off by another driver who decided to make a left turn from a side-street onto the main street right in front… Read More