FungiFriday Challenge : Slippery and Muddy Roads When I Hunting

Greetings of friendship to all my friends around the world. My contribution today in FungingiFriday Challenge by Hive account@ewkaw. It's now starting to rain again in the village where I live. My place is in Blang Weu Panjoe Village, Lhokseumawe City. It's been raining in my place for two days. However, when it rains at night. I feel happy to see plants starting to be fresh again in nature. The joy I feel is not only for myself but also for all living things in nature.

Friends, in the afternoon I started to rush to start hunting. Slippery and muddy roads are not an obstacle. I also took a smartphone and a macro lens. I put all the materials in a small bag. At first I explored the coconut plantation, then the oil palm plantation and arrived at Coet Kumbang. An hour and a half I saw a pile of white mushrooms growing in groups. These mushrooms grow on the ground with small weed bushes. I also took out my smartphone and macro lens to photograph the mushrooms.

The road I took was also impassable by motorbike. So I took a shortcut through the rice field embankments. I also didn't wear footwear. Because if I wear footwear I'm afraid of slipping. The road is very slippery and muddy. I leisurely do hunting activities with the weather still cloudy and no sunlight.
Many thanks to FungiFriday Community Caretaker by Hive account@ewkaw and all friends.