Pondoland C.R.E.W. gathered together in scarcity and made their way to Cascades. It was "Youth Day" and Debbie understood in its entirety what the meaning of the word was and so plunged herself into the icy cool water, our maximum temperature for the day was around thirteen degrees. Wim Hof would have been very proud of her for being so brave swimming. But who could resist such a clean pool that no-one swims in. Carpe diem.
The two special's of the day were Crassula sarmentosa var. integrifolia which is classified as rare and Clivia robusta which is Vulnerable A2cd; B1ab(ii,iii,v).
Crassula sarmentosa var. integrifolia CRASSULACEAE Status & Criteria: RARE Photo credit: Debbie |
Clivia robusta AMARYLLIDACEAE Status & Criteria": Vulnerable A2cd; B1ab(ii,iii,v) Photo credit: Debbie |
Erica cerinthoides ERICACEAE Photo credit: Dorothy |
Polystachya pubescens ORCHIDACEAE Photo credit: Dorothy |
Photo credit: Dorothy |
Debbie. Wim Hof would be proud of Debbie swimming in the icy waters on one of our coldest days we've had so far. Photo credit: Dorothy |
Protea roupelliae Silver-leafed Protea PROTEACEAE
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Lycopodiella caroliniana LYCOPODIACEAE FERNS Photo credit: Debbie |
Pterocelastrus rostratus Red Candlewood CELASTRACEAE |
Pterocelastrus rostratus Red Candlewood CELASTRACEAE Photo credit: Debbie |
Podalyria burchellii Hairy Blossom-pea FABACEAE Photo credit: Debbie |
Drosera natalensis |
Disa tripetaloides ORCHIDACEAE Photo credit: Debbie |
Psoralea arborea Mountain Fountain bush FABACEAE Photo credit: Debbie |
Exochaenium grande GENTIANACEAE Photo credit: Debbie
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Pondoland C.R.E.W. Debbie with her sister, Ushi, Anne and Dorothy. |
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