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ELC’s Mushaboom! 2016

Mushaboom is our yearly adventure into the forests of Mt. Hood to enjoy nature’s bounty!
October 23, 2016
Shubhi and Mae
Shubhi and Mae
Shubhi, Skylar, and Erin
Shubhi, Skylar, and Erin
ELC members cleaning freshly picked mushrooms
ELC members cleaning freshly picked mushrooms
Coconut and Wild Mushroom Soup
Coconut and Wild Mushroom Soup

ELC’s 2016 Mushroom Hunt was a great success! We had a great group and hunted in a number of different spots in Mt. Hood National Forest. We picked, cleaned, and prepared our own mushroom feast! It was a fun weekend with lots of good food and good times. And who doesn’t love an excuse to walk around in the woods?

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