A Daily Walk’s an Adventure in Serendipity

Lockdown in 2020 taught us to value the tiny slivers of the unexpected in our necessarily limited ‘Daily Exercise’. Here’s yesterday’s unexpected: a cluster of tiny mushrooms in autumn-leaf red, cheerfully growing in the middle of the village cricket pitch. I don’t know what they are. Do you?

They’re multi-tasking mushrooms, because they’re here for Becky’s Walking Squares, as well as for Brian’s Last on the Card for October. Brian insists that we don’t edit our photos, but if I need a square photo, I’ll just have to make a subtle clip, top and bottom. I might get away with it.

Author: margaret21

I'm retired and living in North Yorkshire, where I walk as often as I can, write, volunteer, and travel as often as I can.

24 thoughts on “A Daily Walk’s an Adventure in Serendipity”

  8. Yes Margaret, forgiven as it is for a good cause…..squares is back!!!! They are fabulous fungi. I agree with Jude, Red Caps possibly. Thanks for joining in 🙂 🙂

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  9. You have the best way of bringing a community together with photography, Margaret. I especially appreciated your first line: “Lockdown in 2020 taught us to value the tiny slivers of the unexpected in our necessarily limited “Daily Exercise.” We did learn a great deal during these past years. I am grateful for our connection.

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  10. ‘Lockdown’ it feels like two years went missing one way or another. No idea about the mushrooms, but agree with you about not eating them – red fungi, definitely suspect.

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