Orchid call them a bunch!

Might be a coot.

https://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/American_Coot/id

All in a row... lots of them... rowses! :-)

Not honeysuckle, based on flowers.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honeysuckle

Not enough detail to tell for sure what it is, but it might be the South American vine, black eyed Susan vine.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thunbergia_alata

Hi, Janet - we are well. Soon it will be boating season again here, been able to get in a good deal of biking but will good to be back on the water. Great to see you and Steph back on the move again!

Hey John,
So good to hear from you! We were with a ride today so we couldn't stop but we will do that next time we pass through. We will be back here. I love this town.
How are you doing?

If you are still in San Luis Obispo, swing by the Madonna Inn before you leave. If nothing else, make sure you *both* check out the men's room - and take a photo!

I was given this same mysterious advice before setting out on a cross country car trip with my girlfriend in 1977 and we both followed the advice and it was worth the stop...

Now, those are some old aloe plants!

I like the idea of most recent first Like you said, it reduces the effort of scrolling through everything.

There have been times I would have really liked a leaf of an aloe like that!

Hi Janet
Where I grew up in South Africa we knew them as tulip trees but here in Australia nobody knows what you mean if you say if you say tulip tree, they are called magnolias here.

Mike

Leaves look like blackberry.

https://www.calflora.org/cgi-bin/species_query.cgi?where-calrecnum=7202

Need closeup of flowers and leaves to do image searches and try to find a match. Likely an exotic species.

Periwinkle. An invasive here in Ohio.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vinca

Judy and Dave,
Let me know if you ride an Ebike and tell me what you think! Great to meet Kai and Jasper. Jasper will love Spain!