Turns out Jeremy is a gem of a host and turned the world of mushrooms into a fantastical and fascinating journey of discovery.
He was delightful, knowledgable and entertaining as he guided us through a patch of forest that would normally take 5 minutes to walk but took us a couple of hours. We were all so absorbed in this alternate world of mushrooms it felt like 5 minutes (and we even went overtime!).
I’ll be booking in with Jeremy for more mushroom walks. Can’t wait!
LINK to Jeremy’s website. He can also be found on Facebook and Instagram
Minuscule white dots hiding underneath a rotting log? Spider webby looking stuff? Those tiny little yellow spots on the stem of a tree fern? Turns out they’re all mushrooms! You might need Jeremy from Partial Veil to find them for you, and I whole heartedly recommend you do join him on one of his mushroom walks. You never know what you’ll get when you book something like this and I was prepared for dull and boring and overly scientific. I went because after my foray into some mushrooms I found earlier in the year, I wanted to know how to find more of the sneaky little buggers.
