Scottish Rock Garden Club Forum
General Subjects => Travel / Places to Visit => Topic started by: Harry Jans on March 06, 2013, 09:21:32 PM
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Dear forum friends,
Just want to inform you that I have just ad a new Photo Album to my website with many images I made during 7 "mountain days" in New Zealand last January/February. I gave 3 lectures at the Study Weekend and a workshop about plant photography. I was happy to have some "spare days" with good guidance of various NZ plant friends.
This is the direct link to the New Zealand Gallery http://www.jansalpines.com/gallery/main.php?g2_itemId=36246 (http://www.jansalpines.com/gallery/main.php?g2_itemId=36246)
Here a few images from Mt. Edward, Mt. Dobson and the Gertrude Saddle.
Coprosma petriei
Gentianella corymbifera ssp. corymbifera
Raoulia eximia
Haastia sinclairii
part of the Gertrude Saddle in Fiordland
I hope to publish a few more images later.
Enjoy your virtual New Zealand plant tour.
Cheers, Harry Jans
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Here a few more images from the Gertrude Saddle
Ranunculus sericophyllus
Celmisia verbascifolia
Raoulia buchananii
Hectorella caespitosa
Chionohebe ciliolata ssp. fiordensis
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Gertrude Saddle:
Celmisia hectori
Mt. Burns:
Celmisia holosericea
Donatia novea-zelandiae
Celmisia coriacea
Aciphylla crosbyi-smithii
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Great photos, Harry- we can see it was a good trip for you !
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Yes Maggi we had a super time in NZ. Thanks to the good weather and excellent guidance by some local Kiwi's.!
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I know from Ian's experience there that there are good friends who provide excellent guidance to the mountains. A fabulous, "personal service" from those folks, eh?!!!
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A few more of the best from Mt. Burns
Ranunculus lyalii
Ranunculus buchananii (2x)
Euphrasia integrifolia
Celmisia verbascifolia
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I never thought to see Gentians so near to the ocean!
Here Gentianella saxosa
It seems to like salt. (key to successful cultivation?)
Habitat near the light house
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Wonderful images, Harry ... can't wait to explore your new photo album properly.
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Lovely to see you again Harry and some of the plants too. I hope you'll stay active on the Forum though I know you're so busy. Very kindest regards,
Lesley