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Borders branch meetings start again
Stan da Prato:
The Borders group indoor progamme continues. Yesterday c 30 members enjoyed a very well illustrated talk by Dave Binns on a six week trip to trek to Nanda Devi -the highest mountain in the Indian Himalaya. All had taken a lateral flow test at home. it is ironic that these tests are being made presumably for profit in China where the virus originated.
Stan da Prato:
Organisers David & Margret Thorne signing members in . Jim & Margaret's sales table. Bargain plants £1 each. Raffle table bulding up -so many prizes I think everyone won something. The home baking is now socially distanced. Plant display of dwarf conifers, two Petrocosmeas, Skimmia Little Ruby and Rhododendron lapponicum Siberian form.
Stan da Prato:
Yesterday over 30 enjoyed another sucessful socially distanced meeting of the Borders branch. Skilled botanical artist and Meconopsis enthusiast Sharon Bradley talked about her craft and brought along some examples of her work. Two fortunate members won mec paintings in the raffle. Seasonal snowdrops were on Jim and Margaret's sales table for branch funds. The plant display was mainly of early bulbous iris. As usual the superb home baking rounded off the meeting.
Véronique Macrelle:
oh, it's so nice to be able to have face-to-face meetings like this again.
I wish I could teleport there!
Stan da Prato:
Another well attended and succesful Borders branch meeting. Recently retired RBGE alpinist Elspeth Mackintosh gave a most entertaining account of her 30 plus years in the garden.
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