Charles just smiled.
A species of hallucinogenic mushroom has been found growing wild in the grounds of Buckingham Palace, the main residence of Britain's Queen Elizabeth.
Film-makers stumbled across the red and white speckled fly agaric fungus as they shot footage in the 40-acre private estate for a documentary entitled "The Queen's Garden" to be screened by broadcaster ITV on Christmas Day.
"That was a surprise but it shows just how varied the species are," presenter Alan Titchmarsh told Friday's edition of popular tabloid newspaper The Sun.
ITV said on its website: "Fly agaric are a common species and are understood to have grown naturally in the palace grounds rather than having been planted there."...MORE
Friday, December 12, 2014
"Her Royal Highness?... Magic mushrooms at Buckingham Palace"
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