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I think this is my black metal album of the year (not that I'm super clued about what's out there)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7IhRNtur6Ig

Also new Wolves in the Throne Room out today but so far the singles already released are the strong tracks. Will need to listen to it more.

Still alive! Tasted as expected I'd say but definitely a better texture and they seemed to have less water content when frying compared to supermarket mushrooms.

Plenty of them growing around me so will be out to collect some to either use fresh or dry and jar.

Cheers guys. I'm confident enough that I'm going to pan fry a small bit to taste it and see how they are. Going by colour, firmness of the flesh and the gills running the full length to where they were growing from the tree. Also I left them on a dark plate to get a spore print and it's got a lilac tint to it so from the evidence they're oysters (to me at least anyway).

Awesome. Thanks for your help. I'll definitely do a bit more reading myself to self ID the oysters. So far I'm certain they aren't angels wings as they are too firm and aren't fully white, also they weren't growing on conifers (standing dead oak).

So these are some of the ones I think are oysters (the three on the white background). Plus a couple pictures of some pretty big ones I saw growing out of fallen dead wood if anyone knows what they might be.

I'm pretty sure this is a dead horse chestnut tree. I'll cut some off tomorrow and get better photos those were pretty high up the trunk so was pretty zoomed in to get that pic.

Cheers!

Can anyone help with the mushrooms in the attached picture?

I'm about 95% certain that these are oysters and perfectly safe to eat, but I figured it's best to be safe when it comes to wild mushrooms and I'm far from even being close to an expert on this.

I'm pretty sure there's a cross platform multiplayer open beta this weekend

Depending on how much shape is lest of the hex you could;

a) superglue the allen key into the bolt head and it might hold enough to unscrew, I'm doubtful as there's a bit of corrosion there and the capscrews will likely be pretty stuck.

b) try and force the nearest equivalent size of imperial allen key into the hex

Other than that you're on to more destructive methods like Tijmen suggested. You can also drill into the capscrew and try to remove using an "Easy Out" but I'd leave that until you've exhausted all other options cause once you start drilling that's it.

This is purely anecdotal on my part but I've made a few ferments this year using mainly the Sandor Katz book as inspiration. I haven't sterilised a single jar etc, just a simple wash in the sink. I've not had any issues with mould etc. Sandor also advocates for not needing to sterilise vessels in the book.

I was hooked after the first and the next two were very much more of the same. So might not be your thing.

Glen Cooke's Black Company series is something I've been enjoying. Unfortunately only the first three are available for kindle in the UK for some reason but physical copies of the rest can be found on Amazon etc.

Oh Juzou the Drunkard? I struggled with him as well, I find that the game has a steep learning curve for the deflect timing and when to counter a thrust of jump a sweep etc.

It does get easier (not sure it really gets easier actually) but you definitely do notice yourself improving.

Which boss is it? Did you manage to get past that part yet?

I find this game to be incredibly rage inducing at times but then on the flip side the satisfaction of finally beating the boss/part you were stuck on is great.

You've got a better tolerance than me. Got my stomach done and the ribs were absolutely horrid

No give, only take

If you play Fallen Order and enjoy it, it's pretty much a Sekiro Lite. They have completely copied the combat system.

They're pretty cool! I like the replica(nt) ones from Blade Runner but quite pricey.

What glass is that?