I'm binge listening to Uncanny - a podcast on BBC Sounds.
If you like a good spooky tale it's worth a listen. Personally, I don't believe a word of it but they're interesting stories nonetheless.
Just a small splash of autumn colour near the stockyards at home today (Corunna, NSW). It's been a bit too warm and wet for much colour on the pears and ash trees this year so far - the creek came up on Sunday morning after 160mm of rain last week but is only a slow trickle now. The dominant autumn colour is definitely green around here at the moment!
A few more bioluminescent ghost fungi (Omphalotus nidiformis) are starting to appear around Corunna, NSW after a week of rain - including this big fella (trusty Tobisho SR-2s for scale). Might pop back tonight for a couple of bioglow photos if the rain eases off a bit...
October 28th, 2019 - Highway 36, Humboldt, California.
With the season coming to a close, them trimmigrants can't be choosey about where they're gonna hibernate for the winter ❄️
Seen along the way to the #Mad_River Bar - a town, if you will, with 3 buildings in it; a bar, a post office the size of a closet, and a butcher shop. There's also the "Mad River Burger Bar", a locally famous trailer on jack stands that sells takeout burgers 🍔 & fries 🍟
A lone fisherman in a canoe in the center of a lush wetland with reeds and water reflecting the light. Overcast skies and hints of sunlight give the landscape a dramatic and serene ambiance, with a backdrop of forested mountains.
Danny Robins will be criss-crossing America, from New York to New Orleans, to interview witnesses about experiences that seem to defy logical explanation, with help from a new team of US paranormal experts and sceptics.
A few small patches of bioluminescent ghost fungus (Omphalotus nidiformis) out at Corunna, NSW after recent east coast low rains. Took a couple of photos just before midnight under pale moonlight.
A man turned the biggest pumpkin grown in Australia this year into a canoe, and paddled it down the country's Tumut River.
Adam Farquharson's friend, Mark Peacock, won a blue ribbon for his mammoth pumpkin and Farquharson decided that wouldn't be the end of the giant gourd's career.
Farquharson, hollowed out the 407-kilogram pumpkin — named Tormund after the "Game of Thrones" character — and took it to the water as 1,000 spectators watched
