A dance across time and space between the ancient and the modern in bustling South Korea ... the wandering erratic footsteps of social and cultural explorations ... a never ending journey of living in the present, becoming more and more aware of cultural thoughts shaping that present, and trying to reconstruct a quickly vanishing cultural past out of that present.
Sunday, November 15, 2009
Growing Mushrooms
A rather peculiar sight that needs to be shared is the seeding, growing and harvesting of mushrooms. This particular picture is I believe of pine logs with small holes drilled in them and where the mushroom spores are seeded. The logs are then placed in teepee fashion and maintained in a cool, shaded and somewhat moist atmosphere. In the southern parts of South Korea these teepee log mushroom farms have been situated in small forests or along the sunless forest edges. This particular mushroom farm was at the edge of a bamboo forest near Damyang, the city of bamboo, and was sheltered in someone's backyard in their vinyl house, otherwise known as 'green house'.
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