Galanthus -Quizz

[Maggi Young]

Maggi :

are you related to Miss Marple ?

Hans, I am a pupil of Miss Marple and Hercule Poirot 

[Hans J]

and Sherlock Holmes  too

[Maggi Young]

Yes, I am a great admirer of Mr Holmes !
But I have a greater puzzle in the Galanthus events page.... I am not sure about a word there.....

[Hans J]

  ask Dr. Watson 

[Maggi Young]

ask Dr. Watson

It is too expensive to ask a Doctor's opinion at this time of night.... Dr Watson works in the private sector!

[ArneM]

It was not very complicated. There was a page about Greek flowers on google.gr and so I found all information. Then I checked the name in images.

[Maggi Young]

So, Arne, I use cunning and you use brains... we would make a good pair, don't you think? 

[Casalima]

As a translator I know very well never to trust an on-line dictionary  but I thought, what the hell, it would be a nice joke if a snowdrop was a leucojum in Greek 

Chloë
who ought to know a bit more Greek, with that name ...
(and children with Greek names)

[Maggi Young]

Chloë, enough to learn Greek if one has a Greek lover!

[Hans J]

Hi Chloë

here is a bit comfort :

they grows in german woods side by side with Galanthus

[ArneM]

So, Arne, I use cunning and you use brains... we would make a good pair, don't you think? 

For sure we would make a good pair. 

[Hans J]

Bonnie ( Maggi) + Clyde ( Arne ) -the new edition !

[Maggi Young]

I have spent the last ten minutes in google.gr and found only about Arne Strid, from Gothenburg  , making an interview with a Greek site about his work with the Flora of Greece!

[ArneM]

Bonnie ( Maggi) + Clyde ( Arne ) -the new edition !

Very nice. 

[ArneM]

I have spent the last ten minutes in google.gr and found only about Arne Strid, from Gothenburg  , making an interview with a Greek site about his work with the Flora of Greece!

You have to choose "pages from Greece" or how it is called there. Here it is called "seiten von Greece" (bad translation...).