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Pearson
1983
50
Oct.26 Barabets. Winter sparkling, no wind, not cold. Drove
off Cane Otto. Otto making war at the military rifle
range. Walked with him to his house and took his
pictures. Two condors went over. Otto said there need
to be many more.
The leaves have are out but still lots of snow
drifts on the south slopes, a few Scotch broom
blossoming and a few yellow lilacs. In town today
is the tulip festival. Everyone still talking about the
half-meter of snow that fell in late September in town.
Revisited my amaryllis lily photo site near the
microwave tower on Cane Otto. No snow remaining.
The ground quite "bare", melting green and blasted with
dried leaves and with dried stems of amaryllis
lying flat. No new amaryllis shoots and [illegible]
and only a few old earth cores, but many
amaryllis shoots just below the surface of the
ground; In other places amaryllis were up. Lots
of earth cores in different places including
among Barbair's pereai, but nowhere did we see
dense networks of cores. In some place
amaryllis were coming up of the edge of snow
banks. Why not up yet at the photo site where
the snow is all gone?
At one place the snow was sprinkled with
Elso-Elso (as well as ? leaves & twigs). This would
keep the Elso-Elso in cold storage until the