Porcini (Boletus edulis) emerging from the rain-sodden forest floor. Read the rest of this entry »
Mushroom Season on the Monterey Peninsula
December 19, 2012
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Fungus, Living Wage, On Foot | Tagged: amanita calyptroderma, amanita muscaria, boletus edulis, Coccora, honey mushrooms, king bolete | 
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Lifestyles of the Pebble Beach Homeless
April 10, 2010As enormous wealth lives always side by side with abject poverty, it’s no surprise that Pebble Beach has a healthy homeless population. Since most of the work available (making beds, scrubbing floors, blowing leaves, etc.) doesn’t come close to paying for housing, many people live in cars and vans, parked unobtrusively at night in residential neighborhoods. Others seek shelter in the woods. Read the rest of this entry »
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2008 Year in Review
December 31, 2008Well it’s been an interesting year, here at Xasáuan Today. We’ve looked at the Monterey Peninsula’s water supply problems and picked apart the county’s transportation dilemma. We’ve questioned development on eroding beaches and dissected the Light Brown Apple Moth. We’ve chimed in on local political issues. We’ve gone on some bike rides, examined some mushrooms, and even found time for a visit to Pat Springs.
But nothing gets attention quite like a fire. Read the rest of this entry »
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