calling any one from missouri

Mushrooms found today...I don’t know what kinds they are, I’ve never seen either kind....
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Anyone know Riley Rupp and Blake Bell? I got to meet them a few weekends ago at the Sedalia, MO show. Blake sold me some nice white Indian Runners. I brought Riley a pair of Pekins and one of Andalusian Chickens (I think that's what they, but I'm not a chicken person LOL) I picked them up when I went to the Lebanon, IN show the weekend before.

I picked up a pair of show Pekins and 2 pair of Cayugas, and a pair of White Indian Runners from Alexandra Wisniewski, in Lebanon, IN. Having a hard time finding any Pomeranian Geese, though
 
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Been real busy keeping the industrial park manufacturers happy. This is part of an assembly machine to put the hinge on the air cleaner cover on a Kawasaki 726cc engine. The Delrin (white) part made the inside of my Vertical Machining Center look like it snowed lol.
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Machining the aluminum part on that angle took a bit of thought. I had to make some plates for the end to position the part just right in the VMC.
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Hope everyone has there garden hoses drained and put away... going to get a bit cold tonight.

I should be retired right?

JT
That looks right nice, JT!
 
Mushrooms found today...I don’t know what kinds they are, I’ve never seen either kind....
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The bottom one looks like young Jack O Lantern or Ompalotus ilundens which are not good eats at all. I have a spot that usually grows a huge Jack O Lantern each year.
https://www.messiah.edu/Oakes/fungi_on_wood/gilled fungi/species pages/Omphalotus illudens.htm

The top on could be a puffball if it's perfectly white on the inside. But I'm no mushroom expert, I would take a photo and send it to my business partner who was a mushroom nut and he would either tell me don't touch it or where is it.

JT
 
The bottom one looks like young Jack O Lantern or Ompalotus ilundens which are not good eats at all. I have a spot that usually grows a huge Jack O Lantern each year.
https://www.messiah.edu/Oakes/fungi_on_wood/gilled fungi/species pages/Omphalotus illudens.htm

The top on could be a puffball if it's perfectly white on the inside. But I'm no mushroom expert, I would take a photo and send it to my business partner who was a mushroom nut and he would either tell me don't touch it or where is it.

JT
my sister also thought Jack O Lanterns. These are in the park, so I can’t look at them today. The puffball looking ones are here on the farm.
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30º here this morning!
 

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