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[Brian Barnes]

Hello Friends!

Get the popcorn ready, as you're about to take an in depth journey to the fabulous Florida Panhandle in HD/SurroundSound! The plant rescue went very well and many orphaned plants have now found a home in the loving care of the NASC.

Please keep in mind that your computer's graphics card dictates how high your viewing quality shall be, but my hosting site offers you choice of sizes to suit your viewing needs...

The link to my Movie Gallery is at the end of this post and consists of three clips.
Feel free also, to comment on the video via my site after viewing if so desired...

But firstly, I want to openly thank the ICPS, NASC and FCPS and for their fantastic support. And, I'd also like to thank my good friends and phenomenal field partners;

Mark Todd- NASC Director of Conservation/FCPS Member.

Serge "Pinguicula Eye" Grondin- FCPS Member.

And a special thanks to all Members of and...to everyone who supports the above mentioned Organizations.

Stay tuned... The Splinter Hill HD Experience is headed you way soon in brilliant HD/SurroundSound!

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Enjoy and Happy Growing,

Brian.

[Randy Zerr]

Great videos, Brian! Nice P. ionantha. Suspect it's more common than thought in the Apalachicola National Forest. Looking forward to the next video.

[jfowler]

Lookout Spielberg and Lucas -- Barnes is on the scene! You done good, Brian. As I promised Randy Zerr recently, you have convinced me to pay a visit to the area, probably next spring. I'd love to meet up with you folks and see what the panhandle has to offer. I'm not averse to slave labor when it comes to rescuing plants.

[Brian Barnes]

Hello All,

Thanks, Guys!

Randy;

Actually, the Pinguicula ionanthasite we found is over 60 miles outside of the Appalachicola Forest boundries, north-west. ;D New turf for this lovely gemstone!

Jim;

Come on down! You're the next contestant on The Pitcher is Right!

Happy Growing,

Brian.