Duxbury Ramblers

We ramble and cover a lot of ground-especially in Lancashire.

Monday, January 13, 2014

Raining this morning

We saw very few folk and these tiny fungi

Take Care

Posted by Duxbury Ramblers at 3:03 pm

Labels: fungi

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