The world’s largest stone circle surrounds the village of Avebury in Wiltshire. Not far from Stonehenge, it’s truly an inspiring place to visit with mystery beginning in the center of town in the pub’s well and spinning out into the surround hillsides.

Deep in the caves of Creswell Crags lie many inspiring moments including endangered spiders, “witch marks,” folktales of Mother Grundy and Robin Hood, and even Neolithic paintings. 10/10

Shots from a recent tour using @helleborezine.bsky.social’s excellent Occult Britain as a travel guide

Bellows Pipe, Mount Greylock ascent

Natto + Maki, chasing the sun across the dining room floor.

Caught this stinker bleppin’ while sleeping but woke him up taking the pic

I love being the first human snowshoeing out on a trail. Just seeing animal tracks and hearing the forest breathe. It’s centering and connective.

Lion’s Mane and Rishi from the base of Mount Greylock. #fungifriends

A few shots from last weekend’s hike on the AT in Peru, VT.

My wife picked this oil painting from the mid 1800s up at a Berkshire antique shop last year. Don’t know much about it, but it looks nice in our Queen Anne.

Some shots from Northern Berkshire County in the first #nor’easter of 2024

Found this little guy struggling down the hallway at Greylock Works one night last fall. He was tangled up in a nasty, hairy dust ball, so I cleaned him off and set him in the field out back.

Some more #fungifriends. Don’t worry, I left more of the (delicious) morels than I harvested!

Some recent #fungifriends from around the Berkshires. First time seeing a purple coral fungus

Remembering Jim Falconer, an amazing artist who passed away a year ago. Jim was a member of The Hairy Who Art collective as well as a studio engineer and designer. We had many early morning coffees in Andersonville together and I cherished his endlessly fascinating stories. Rest in power, Jim