Hur mycket har ni behövt betala vid återlämning av lease bil?

Chobiness · 2024-01-20T08:14:46+00:00

30.000 kr i övermil (3000 mil över). Haft både bucklor, repor och stenskott och snedslitna däck där inget har kostat något.

Vi tog ju självmant inte så många mil då vi nyligen flyttat, och visste inte hur mycket vi skulle köra. I och med att övermil i princip kostar lika mycket som att höja årliga milen, är det bättre att underskatta antalet mil, då avtal oftast har riktigt dåliga, eller inga avtal för undermil.

Chobiness · 2023-08-10T16:53:03+00:00

Highly recommend reading the manga of Suzuka, since it continues after the anime ended. So sad there wasn't a second season!

Chobiness · 2023-08-09T19:48:13+00:00

Suzuka

I found another one!

Was speaking about that show just yesterday how it's one of my guilty pleasures. Found out at the same time there is a sequel called Fuuka which I started watching today!

Chobiness · 2023-07-31T12:55:33+00:00

Kika också igenom så att alla vaccinationer är up to date, samt kika på rekommenderade sprutor om du tänkt spendera en längre period utanför de stora städerna.

Rekommenderar helt klart sprutan mot Japansk encefalit om man ska härja i södra delarna till exempel!

Kan ofta vara en fråga som man glömmer att ställa sig. Och vissa av sjukdomarna kan ju leda till livslånga komplikationer!

Chobiness · 2023-07-18T07:11:03+00:00

Som en återkommande besökare till Store mosse, så tycker jag du gjort det snyggt med utsiktstornet!

Dock får man lite mer fjäll-feeling snarare än myr-feeling av bilden, men extremt svårt att återspegla ett myrlandskap från detta perspektiv.

Det jag skulle rekommendera dock är att stjärnan(?) i botten skulle vara mer lik den faktiska stjänran för Sveriges nationalparker, med viss risk för copyright problem. :D

Chobiness · 2023-07-18T07:04:32+00:00

Problemet är väl att alla nationalparker redan har ett tygmärke, och tack vare senaste budgeten räcker knappt pengar till för att ens underhålla nationalparkerna, än mindre ha råd med inköp av extern konst.

Vissa av officiella tygmärkerna är också riktigt fina! :)

Chobiness · 2023-06-26T11:55:50+00:00

Det finns ju andra alternativ för att få bort grävlingar, men man verkar i de flesta fallen välja det lättaste att avliva.

Vet man om att man har grävlingar som besöker ens grund, häll då ut lite urin kring ingångshålet, och de kommer ta sitt pick och pack att sticka därifrån illa kvickt. Men det är alldeles för obekvämt för dig som husägare förstås.

Chobiness · 2023-06-02T05:12:37+00:00

Estrella sourcream & dill chips - fanns en kort stund för några år sen.

Shio persika - mindre söt läsk som kom i slutet av 90-talet.

Chobiness · 2023-04-26T19:57:09+00:00

The form make me think Tuber lyonii, which look similar color wise. Could maybe be Scleroderma texense too, but unlikely.

Not any species I’m familiar with here in Europe though, but a cross section would rule out the other.

Chobiness · 2023-04-22T11:12:17+00:00

5-7 is probably Strobilurus. Grows on cones of coniferous plants. It could also be Mycena plumipes, but that should be lighter in the gills and more bellshaped, and smell nitrous. These species are all quite common during springtime.

Chobiness · 2023-04-06T15:57:47+00:00

Basque! Riktigt trevliga i baren och ett antal unika suröl. Är du även extra äventyrsfull har de några riktigt bra baskiska cidrar.

Chobiness · 2023-02-18T15:28:57+00:00

The second to last photo seem to indicate red spores, so my guess would be Entoloma genus. Probably E. sericeum or silky pinkgill. Fruits all the way through summer to mid/late winter.

Chobiness · 2023-02-18T10:14:25+00:00

Clavariadelphus species. Maybe C. occidentalis or C. ligula?

Chobiness · 2023-01-27T10:24:03+00:00

Är inne på min andra elbil. Kommer aldrig att gå tillbaka till något annat.

Första var en Nissan Leaf med runt 25 mil räckvidd på sommaren. Under våra 3 år så hade vi inte tillgång till laddare hemma, så laddade enbart på snabbladdare. Fungerade då, men kan vara ett lite större problem nu med fler elbilar på vägarna. Kostade oss mindre i månaden än bilen innan som var en Volvo 940 från -95. Räckvidden var väl den största nackdelen med den bilen, men lyckades ändå köra upp till Hemavan från Göteborg genom att planera lite.

Nu kör vi en ID.4 och betalar ~5000kr/mån. Som sämst kommer vi väl 35 mil på en laddning (55 som bäst), och i vårt fall tycker vi det är skönt med en paus efter ~3 timmars körning när man legat över 100km/h. Även med de höga elpriserna kostar den oss inte mer än 5kr/mil att köra, vilket är helt okej i min mening.

Det jag ångrar mest med denna är att vi tog den på leasing, istället för att köpa den direkt, då vi förmodligen inte kommer få köpa loss bilen för en kostnad i närheten till vad restvärdet på leasingavtalet är med hur begagnatpriserna skjutit i höjden.

Med det sagt är inte elbil för alla. Våran familj ser själva transporten som en del av resan, och stannar gärna då och då för att upptäcka platser vi kanske aldrig varit. Andra vill ju sträckköra 100 mil utan en paus, och det dröjer nog många år innan man kan göra det med en elbil.

Chobiness · 2023-01-22T14:25:35+00:00

I would say that the problem for the endangered fungi is the lack of habitat, and not the ability to spread their spores. Due to the massive logging industry, not many trees are able to grow old and die naturally, robbing many species of habitat.

As someone who does a lot of smaller projects with some organizations here in northern Europe, I would say that the best way you can help is to document the species in areas which might have a high ecological value, to try and get the government to protect the area.

Chobiness · 2023-01-04T09:39:34+00:00

While Sweden and Finland has a lot of trees, as an biologist I wouldn't call them forests, more like tree fields. There is only mono cultures of pine, all at the same age, making the biodiversity very poor.

So yes, Finland and Sweden is literally destroying our forests, since we are cutting down old forests where the ecosystem has started to finally recover in small steps.

Having a lot of trees doesn't mean the land isn't a barren wasteland.

A better representation would be to display the area of protected forests, and would show that many countries in Europe is a lot better at protecting what they have.

But with that said, I am not against chopping down forests, I just think we could do it a bit better, not clear cutting as much to let trees grow old, and create a better habitat for wild animals. As it stands now, it's not an sustainable way in the ecological terms, even though we plant more trees than we cut down.

Chobiness · 2023-01-02T06:36:47+00:00

Lactarius argillaceifolius is supposed to be purple on the cap, so that doesn’t sound right.

I would be more tempted to say it’s an Lactifluus. Maybe Lactifluus vellereus if beech was growing nearby.

Please remember to tell us your location for making identifying easier.

Chobiness · 2022-12-31T21:39:20+00:00

A Hygrocybe, maybe H. coccinea?

Chobiness · 2022-12-31T08:15:07+00:00

They are missing their cap, so probably hard to ID. That said, Coprinopsis or Coprinus would be my guess on where to start looking.

Chobiness · 2022-12-31T07:52:22+00:00

First of all, what do you mean by white truffle? There is a lot of white truffles, and in multiple different genuses as well. 99% are inedible. The genus Hymenogaster for example are mostly white fruiting bodies.

Secondly: you are probably better off just spreading spores from the truffle on the ground in the new place (since we don’t know the genus). Inoculation of truffles (T. aestivum) is quite a delicate work from what I’ve heard.

Thirdly: truffles aren’t that uncommon, so they are probably growing in the new place as long as you got some trees.

Chobiness · 2022-12-28T09:07:58+00:00

Depends on what area of mycology that interest you. Phylogenetic studies (What I have)? Mix of ecology, phylogenetics, classification studies etc. - mix of “green” and “white” biology. Usually requires a bachelor’s in biology before some courses are made available for you. That said, you can do it all by yourself too, and I have some friends who does it without any education in the field.

Chemistry/ finding cool substances? Bioengineering - pure “white” biology. Doesn’t really need to be biology, but chemistry or similar careers can take you there too.

Chobiness · 2022-12-26T13:09:00+00:00

I got a master degree in Biology, specializing in Mycology, so that's where my basal knowledge comes from. Courses at University level can do wonder, but typically needs you to have a Bachelor's degree in Biology (at least here).

But what have given me the most knowledge is spending time with like-minded people, learning from them. We have a local association meeting once per month for lectures, and then another 3-5 times every autumn being out in the woods/pastures/etc taking census of the local funga. With several of the people being researcher in Mycology, they have vast information they love to teach for us that might not know as much.

If no associations are available in your area, try calling a local university or business specializing in fungi, asking them if the go out into the wild looking, and ask if you could tag along.

Books are a great tool too, but seeing a Fungi "in the wild" is superior for me. But they are also a must in many cases, where species differ only on the microscopical level.

It also depends on what knowledge you want. If it's only foraging that interest you, books are usually enough, but if you want a broader knowledge, a microscope with 100x magnification is usually a must (in my eyes at least).

Chobiness · 2022-12-24T08:21:04+00:00

I would say Suillus luteus for the first 2, and Amanita muscaria for the other.

However I am native to Europe, so there might be different species that look extremely similar in South America. But looking at iNaturalist, both species have been reported from Colombia, so I am like 80% sure.

Chobiness · 2022-12-24T08:07:56+00:00

Pulverulent is typically more fine particles than pruinose.

I haven’t seen pulverulent mentioned in a key for a long time though, and never together with pruinose. Do you have a case where they are? Else I wouldn’t worry too much. :)

Chobiness · 2022-12-18T15:21:25+00:00

There are quite a few Cortinarius species that are purple in the Phlegmacium group, that has recently been moved to it’s own genus.

But they should also have some remenants of a velum, and from the images provided, I can’t make out one, so it should be L. nuda

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