Hi Sorry for the delayed correction to the mis-named links, but I have been away from home since last Monday, and my isp refused the correction email that I tried to send immediately after sending the original. No doubt those of you interested will have followed Mary Sue's good advice and used the sternbergia page to look at the stereo photos, rather than my non working links which had an extra added character, but for those of you who would like the corrected links, or if you are reading this from an archive. The correct links, at this time are, for the page http://pacificbulbsociety.org/pbswiki/index.php/… the true left/right images http://pacificbulbsociety.org/pbswiki/files/… the reversed left/right http://pacificbulbsociety.org/pbswiki/files/… I have had 2 feedback responses so far, 1 having no trouble seeing stereo with either image and the other not being able to see either. If it is any consolation to those of you unable to visually merge the images, and see in 3D stereo, the photographer who took the photos cannot do so either. He views them using twin polarised slide projectors onto a screen, and polarised glasses. All I can suggest to help is, merge the images as best you can, and then holding them there, just relax the eyes and the 3D should appear. There are many websites that give varied instructions but really you are on your own. A powdering of the white stuff on the lawn this morning, but 5C out there now and double figures promised for the weekend again. Tropaeolum tricolor just beginning to colour up it's first flowers in the cold house. Last year it did not finish flowering until end of April. 3 months of flowers from one bulb. Must be a TOW subject there. Scoliopus bigelowii has 2 flowers out in the cold frame, but I can't remember how tuberous the root system is underneath; but it is a trillium relative. Brian Whyer, zone 8'ish, Buckinghamshire, England
