I've added the last page for Gaika's Kop and it has some plants that I had questions about. On the summit were two more orchids, Schizochilus zeyheri which we had seen before, and Satyrium bracteatum, a little past it. Tritonia disticha was seen on the lower level as well as on the summit. On the lower grassy area we saw Schizocarphus nervosus in various stages of bloom. This is one I have grown from seed, but so far I haven't flowered. The flowers are impressive enough that I guess I'll give it a few more years. We also saw a small white flowered Ornithogalum identified as Ornithogalum juncifolium. I thought I understood the distinction between the Ornithogalums that were staying and those moving to Albuca (Clade A (Albuca) has a well-defined green or brownish median longitudinal band on the outer surface of each tepal and a concentration of 3-5 veins along the midline.) This species has remained in Ornithogalum, but it looks like it has the green or brownish median band. Perhaps it doesn't have the veins. I can't really tell from my photos. We also saw a number of Oxalis on the lower slopes. I've had Christiaan look at them and he doesn't think they are any of the species in the field guides so they remain a mystery. Finally we saw a number of Watsonias including a pale pink one that we on the lower slope voted the plant of the day. It's unclear whether all these Watsonias were hybrids or some of them Watsonia pillansii. The Watsonia monograph gives a distribution range of Hogsback for W. knysnana which is very similar and describes a lot of intermediates when they are both found in the same area so it seems reasonable that it could be a parent as well. I suggest that anyone who is hybridizing Watsonias try to create that pale pink one as it was really beautiful. I've added a couple of pictures under the species names, but they could all be hybrids and I'm not sure where to add them on the Watsonia wiki pages. All in all we saw a lot of geophytes on this mountain in the few hours we spent there so were very happy that the accommodation did not work out and that Cameron was able to find us a much better substitute. <http://pacificbulbsociety.org/pbswiki/index.php/…> Mary Sue