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Mary Macaulay wrote:
> I was on Heather's walk and we also had a lovely day with wonderful
> sightings. She took us to an access point to the Salmon River just
> beyond the Valley bottling plant. We took a little track through
> woods along a stream before reaching our ultimate destination; the
> site of masses of the very rare (in Nova Scotia) Primula
> mistassinica. These clung to a vertical sandstone cliff face, and
> were tucked into crevices on the winding north bank of the Salmon
> River - all in full bloom.
Hi Mary & All, June 5, 2007
Was this a seepy cliff, as evidenced by streaks of rust or
liverworts etc., and is the area with Primula south-facing as suggested
by 'north bank' or is it perhaps east-facing and/or shaded by large
hardwood trees ?
Yt, DW, Kentville
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