Next I'd like an ID for these,growing in the shallow end of the lake..any suggestions?
Today we assisted our Kiwi woofer on his way by car, via a bike shop.
He had thought he could ride nearly 220 miles to Aberdeen in a day and a half, with large panniers.....
A new gear cassette was purchased to give him lower gears in his summer riding across Europe.
We drove over the Campsie Fells and had lunch in Crieff before delivering him to Perth where he had booked an overnight stay via a website for cycle tourists.
You pay with your company and talking with your host cyclists.
We left him sitting on the lawn and the car felt rather empty....we'll miss him, but might catch up with him in a couple of months after his working stay on an organic veggie farm on the Shetland Isles. Lets hope he catches tomorrow afternoon's ferry!
If not then, we'll have a lot of catching up to do in New Zealand in 2017!!!!
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Ah, were I 30 years younger, single, and a cyclist... ok, too many ifs, but he's a good 'un.
Wonderful Husband says http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lysichiton_americanus
clever clogs that he is!
Hey G ..... the plants look like 'skunk cabbages' (http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Symplocarpus_foetidus) .... they also grow in boggy areas of the southwest coast of BC Canada. Happy Easter!
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