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MFF US Northeast => Massachusetts => Topic started by: bogtrotter on Oct 15, 2022, 06:08 PM
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Beautiful day - - mostly sunny, temps in the mid-50's (morning) to mid 60's (afternoon), gorgeous foliage.
This morning, after a hearty breakfast (sweet potatoe hash, home fries, rye bread with strawberry jam, and coffee), I went mushrooming with my older daughter and a friend - - and we did the best I've done all year - - harvesting an oyster, some hen of the woods and a bunch of shaggy manes.
This afternoon, I went fishing on the South Hoosic in Cheshire and Adams with my younger son.
The stream was slightly high and surprisingly cold.
My son caught a 12" rainbow in the Jungle in Cheshire, and I caught three further downstream in Adams (an 11" one halfway between the Burnett Bednarz bridge and the footbridge, a 14" one beneath the small roll dam upstream from Elm Rock and 13" one at Elm Rock).
When I cane home, my older daughter had turned the shaggy manes into deliciious cream of mushroom soup.
Famished, after having not eaten since breakfast, I had a bowl of that soup for supper along with leg of lamb in a caper sauce, butter chicken on white rice, asparagus, and spinach fried with shitake mushrooms and feta cheese, all washed down with a couple glasses of home-made red wine (a blend of cranberry, grape, pomegranate and black raspberry).
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Great day all around and that supper wow.
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Sounds like a good one Jim.