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Yes, Bill's right. I never thought of monstera because the monstera I was familiar with, when I went to high school in Florida, was quite a different variety.
4 years agoNow there's something I never even thought about collecting, Scott. And never will.
4 years agoIt’s been a great interlude. Very therapeutic. The bruises are healing, the rains are passing as I speak, and we’re ready to roll again.
4 years agoThat’s what hip waders are for, silly. Did you forget to take them along?
4 years agoOf course! I’ll take it up with the standards committee to get their approval, but it’s a great idea.
4 years agoSounds like winter riding in Portland.
4 years agoWe very much enjoyed Malaga too. Bruce just read your post from Carmona to Ecija and assures me the river was substantially higher!
4 years agoAdd them together.
4 years agoThat was my thought too. Glad to see you think so too.
4 years agoLove that you had the flexibility to re-direct and Málaga looks like the perfect place to spend a few days.
I think I could just wander around checking out the jaw-dropping trees.
Nice to see the changes in the video and photos. And the great cycling paths!
Or perhaps they could timeshare. The matadors still have their claim on it for the summer months.
4 years agoThanks, Bill. I’m not sure either, but it looks like a Monstera to me. Besides the size (some of these are almost treelike), the leaves have the characteristic perforations in the leaf blades.
4 years agoI think Bill May be right, and it’s a Monstera instead. Appropriate name - some of these are huge.
4 years agoIt is a tropical vine...
My first thought was Philodendron.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philodendron
But Monstera also looks similar.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monstera
I really have a hard time with tropical plants. So many that look so similar, and in an urban garden, location clues go out the window.
Oh, you should! It would look great lining a wall of your new airBnB unit out back. A compelling original feature that is bound to draw in the clients.
4 years ago