They were, Kenny.
If I had had an early morning walk before breakfast, these would definitely have been snaffled by yours truly! I have done it before and the flavour of these mushrooms, fried whole in butter, a sprinkling of salt and pepper on very good toasted farmhouse bread fresh from the oven ... and a meal to set you up for the day! I am drooling just remembering it!

Ils ont l'air gros tes champignons

They hardly fit on a plate, Ramon!

THESE ARE WONDERFUL SIMMERED IN SA LITTLE WATER WITH A SPLASH OF MILK IN IT. THEN PATTED DRY AND FINISHED OFF IN THE BACON FAT

I TOO AM DROOLING !!

YuMM

des coulemelles qui pourraient presque servir de parapluie !!

Always good to accompany you on your clifftop walks Andy. I am always wary of picking wild mushrooms for eating -read too many disaster stories I guess :)

Cheers, Herb

Wow those are huge mushrooms. I'm so glad that Pam likes to see this view.

Yes and we seem to be swapping field mushroom breakfast recipes!

Fantastic mushrooms and image/

What a wonderful composition

Great find Andy................they're very photogenic!

Nice shot and good framing.

Good grief, they're like dinner plates, Andy!

That's about the size of it, Diane!
I left these alone because 1) it was too early on my walk and they would have got squished in my rucksack, and would have dried out and lost freshness and
2) they looked so happy and at home on the clifftop by the seaside that I felt it would be too cruel to pick them!