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Some More Flowers from Elderslie HouseFollowing tips from Ann vanndra Doris LewisArts and Lea LeaWiggins I switched from my normal browser Chrome to Internet Explorere, logged into DA and found I could access Sta.sh. So the inability to login seems to be related to the browser being used. I wonder if DA know that - if so they should have told me. In turn, maybe the problem is to do with Eclipse being the de facto login interface now and it maybe not set up for other browsers like Chrome. Who knows?
Anyway, I've stashed some more flower shots from Elderslie House and present them with a few comments.
First, a partially wild honeysuckle bloom. Truely wild honeysuckle in the UK is a yellow flower, but this species is often found in hedgerows, having escaped captivity many years ago.

My previous rosa rugosa shot had several admirers, so here is another along with a species that gives compact clusters of flowerheads.

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Some More Flowers from Elderslie HouseFollowing tips from Ann vanndra Doris LewisArts and Lea LeaWiggins I switched from my normal browser Chrome to Internet Explorere, logged into DA and found I could access Sta.sh. So the inability to login seems to be related to the browser being used. I wonder if DA know that - if so they should have told me. In turn, maybe the problem is to do with Eclipse being the de facto login interface now and it maybe not set up for other browsers like Chrome. Who knows?
Anyway, I've stashed some more flower shots from Elderslie House and present them with a few comments.
First, a partially wild honeysuckle bloom. Truely wild honeysuckle in the UK is a yellow flower, but this species is often found in hedgerows, having escaped captivity many years ago.

My previous rosa rugosa shot had several admirers, so here is another along with a species that gives compact clusters of flowerheads.