SRGC Travelling Speaker's Tour: October 2014

[Maggi Young]

 SRGC Travelling Speaker's Tour: October 2014

Susie Egan will be visiting/speaking to the following Groups:

Monday 20 October North Northumberland Native Flora of the Pacific Northwest

Tuesday 21 October Borders Native Flora of the Pacific Northwest

Thursday 23 October Aberdeen Trilliums of the Western US

Friday 24 October Moray/Highland Trilliums of the Western US

Tuesday 28 October Perth Native Flora of the Pacific Northwest

Wednesday 29 October West of Scotland Trilliums of the Western US

Thursday 30 October South West Scotland Trilliums of the Western US

For further information please contact the relevant Group Convener using the

contact details http://www.srgc.net/site/index.php/extensions/local-groups


Susie and Kevin Egan

[t00lie]

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"Super talk this evening from Susie Egan - easy to see the enthusiam and interest Susie has for Trillium and altogether a most entertaining presentation.  Susie is aided and ably abetted by her husband Kevin and it is a pleasure to meet with them and be able to spend a little time with them in our home.
It was also fun  in the talk to see photos from some other folks whose names are well-known here - such as Karl Kristensen and Dave Toole.  T00lie was himself an SRGC Travelling Speaker a few years ago - I think he is in training for the USA now !"
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No Maggi I'm not in training for the USA at all... Yunnan is calling in 2016.
Hilda and I have fond memories of our visit to Scotland back in 2010 and the folk we met.
Great to hear Susie's presentation on Trilliums is being so well received.
Warm regards to you all.
Cheers Dave.

[Maggi Young]

Ah, China is it?  In that case I think I must redouble my efforts to find you a new pair of  wooly purple leggings for the trip - there must be some out there somewhere. 

[Maggi Young]

Susie and Kevin will be at the Perth Group meeting tonight.

I know  we are all enjoying hearing the Talks - I just wish the weather was being a bit kinder to our visitors - they must be thinking that this is a terrible wind-blown and wet place!