a golf ball?

no just another mushroom.
Trying to catch up with posting and commenting after 10 days away from home!

[Susan Klassen]

Wow - that's an impressive looking mushroom!

[Penelope Ann]

Love your pov

[Chris K]

@suklassen @pennystot
thankyou both. I have never seen this type before. mushrooms come in so many amazing shapes and colours

[Dawn]

Lovely image

[Chris K]

@dawnee thankyou Dawn

[Pyrrhula]

A great find and capture of this mushroom.
Pollard the trees are a very old use of the Willow trees in our country. We use the new branches for many purposes. Baskets is a undersytandable one but we needed them also for building our dikes, We braid ( big)mats from it and use them as foundation of the dikes.

[Pyrrhula]

The beans are for eating ( Canned food )

[Call me Joe]

Great find, love mushrooms, specially grilled portobellos w/ lots of garlic & olive oil:)!

[Chris Johnson]

Haha trick me for a second! Awesome persepctive!

[Chris K]

@pyrrhula thank you, that is so interesting. I have seen Eucalyptus trees pollarded here but I dont think the wood is used.

[Chris K]

@cjphoto thanks Chris. I wonder what CJ would make of it.

[Chris Johnson]

@cruiser - Haha we need to find some mushrooms like this. This one might squish him!

[Nina Ganci]

that is a huge mushroom

[Johanna]

Haha, what a strange mushroom, or is it just a strange perspective?