#FungiFriday - Small white mushrooms by the side of the road

Good evening, FungiFriends!

Here is my contribution to #FungiFriday by @ewkaw :)

Today, after a long day at work... I left much later than usual... And even though I left close to 10pm, I couldn't help but share another simple discovery I made on my last vacation. I've already talked about how fantastic it was, even though it was only 4 days, it felt so good!

This morning, before I left for work, I had already chosen the set of photos I was going to use for the #FungiFriday post. I'd edited them and all that remained was to compose the text.

This little publication is also from a place near Guarda. More specifically, Casal do Soeiro, near Mizarela. I'll talk a bit about these lands when I organize a publication dedicated solely to landscapes, lands, houses and people...

Today and now, I just want to relax and dream of a forest covered in a verdant carpet and dappled with intumescences that often appears around its coniferous friends.

^{The Misarela bridge is certainly one of the best attractions and guarantees a fantastic photograph over the River Mondego}

^{The view on the way to Vila Soeiro, up the slope}

^{The entrance to Vila Soeiro. Interesting that it has the same name as the last name of a friend of mine. I even called her to ask if she knew that village, and it seems that her parents had been there... Happy coincidence}

^{In the middle of the climb, after entering Vila Soeiro, in the vegetation by the side of the road, just over half a meter from the tarmac, a cluster of very delicate and somewhat shy white hats appears. One of them even seems to have an indentation, have you noticed?}

^{Always wanting to be as careful as possible not to rip them out of the substrate, or break their stems, I moved closer with the lens of my cell phone to capture their uniqueness}

^{Look at its small size... Later on, they'll have a human thumb as a scale!}

^{Carefully, I dodged the small leaves and vegetation that surrounded it, so that I could capture all its simple splendor. Have you noticed the concavity in the center of his hat? It's a pity it didn't rain less recently and I could have caught that concavity full of moisture}

^{A few centimeters away, another specimen, this one with a less concave hat, but no less majestic or beautiful, appeared}

^{Once again, and with the utmost care not to permanently damage the stem or the delicate roots,

I removed the foliage that surrounded it}

^{You can call me a voyeur, but I really had to capture the gills and their perfection and symmetry, which leaves any lover of nature and simple things in complete awe}

I couldn't find a satisfactory rating for this mushroom. Can any of you give me a possible one?

I wonder if it's a Lepista sordida