Some pics from Eau Brink
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B.A.
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Roger Mann
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Re: Some pics from Eau Brink
Thank you Bruce, yes the Echeveria look great but I also like the Aloe plicatilis............It was a lovely Hot day out and even hotter under glass ! Blue sky Sunshine in fact a perfect English Summers Day..........Thanks................Roger : 
B.C.S.S Member 32963 Clacton on Sea Branch and Sedum Society .CSSA long time member also Alpine Garden Society. I collect Sedums and Opuntias large and small. I live in Essex and also go to Chelmsford branch meetings. 
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Cactus Jack
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Re: Some pics from Eau Brink
Some very nice large plants , whats the globular one in the 4th photo , in the middle , right ?? 
Stephen.. Bangor. N. Ireland.
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Peter B
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Re: Some pics from Eau Brink
I'll hazard a guess from the distance - Mamm candida.
Peter B Manchester Branch
Peter B Manchester Branch
Peter B,
Manchester Branch Chairman
NCSS/BCSS member since late 1960's - strong interest in mesembs in general and Lithops in particular, Haworthias and enjoy growing all forms of cacti & succulents
Manchester Branch Chairman
NCSS/BCSS member since late 1960's - strong interest in mesembs in general and Lithops in particular, Haworthias and enjoy growing all forms of cacti & succulents
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Ray_M
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Re: Some pics from Eau Brink
Great photos as usual Bruce,Derek and his Kings Lynn members always make us welcome at shows,evening meetings and just a day out.Seeing your avitar,I didn't realise what big feet you have 
Cheers,Ray.
Cheers,Ray. Ray Mitchell,member of South Norfolk group.living on Suffolk/Norfolk border,near Diss.Keen on all cacti and succulents,alpines and other plants.BCSS member since 07.Visitors welcome,PM first please.
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Mike P
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Re: Some pics from Eau Brink
Has the very splendid O. invicta gone missing or have you cruelly excluded it from your long shot of the bedded out plants..........?
Mike
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Tony R
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Re: Some pics from Eau Brink
Don't worry Mike. It was still there going strong in April. Its position is off-picture off the right hand side of Bruce's photo 5.
Tony Roberts
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(Gasteria, Mammillaria, small Opuntia, Cleistocactus and Sempervivum are my current special interests)
Treasurer, Haworthia Society
Chairman, Tephrocactus Study Group
Moderator, BCSS Forum
Kent
(Gasteria, Mammillaria, small Opuntia, Cleistocactus and Sempervivum are my current special interests)
Re: Some pics from Eau Brink
looks abit like this one StephenCactus Jack wrote:Some very nice large plants , whats the globular one in the 4th photo , in the middle , right ??
Do you mean this MikeMike P wrote:Has the very splendid O. invicta gone missing or have you cruelly excluded it from your long shot of the bedded out plants..........?
Have i killed two birds
Bruce
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