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So as not to be missed, I made this special tip/option into it's own thread. Go to the bottom left corner and use the pull down menu. Then click on "Classic Blue." SURPRISE

Dear Kris, I have been in Tampa and St. Petersburg, FL since last Thursday, and will be returning home tomrrow afternoon and I have taken a TON of photos of CIDP's! Every time I see a CIDP, I think of you and this thread and I will often take a photo. I have LOTS to post, and I will add them when I get back from my trip and go through the hundreds of photos I have taken. There are some gorgeous CIDP's in this part of FL for sure!

Who's Clark, and Clark's wife??

i see clarks wife was there. nice coverage,bradford.

This is the third time I have asked/suggested why don't you guys simply increase your own font size. Is anybody listening? That doesn't mean I'm not trying to figure out a way to do so, but it may be a very long involved technical modification of the entire format. In the meantime, it takes a click or two on your part.

Pinanga Speciosa (no damage) Pigafetta Elata (few of the bottom fronds turned brown) Everything from New Caledonia and Madagascar Caryotas Clinostigma harlandii (wish I could say the same for samoense) licualas Cyphosperma (balansae and namboutini) acanthophoenix (rubra and rouselii) Did not do well: Metroxylon (except vitiense) nephrosperma areca catechu clinostigma samoense vershafeltia bactris militaris

There is a very helpful "HELP" button in the upper right. When I went there, this is what I found. "Reputation: If enabled, you will see reputation options in the corner below each post. You may see an icon representing the reputation other members have given for that post, along with icons to give reputation. To give the post a positive reputation, click the icon or to give the post a negative reputation, click the icon. You may only be able to give positive or negative reputation, and for some users you may not be able to give reputation at all." I am still debating on whether to keep it active. But there are a few other items of more importance at the moment.

The pleasure is mine. Thanks to you for this post. Anybody said 400 years, but is very difficult to know how many year has this palm. Other pic. Palmeral del Barranco de Tirajana: In this link there are old pics with the Phoenix canariensis at Canary Islands http://fotosantiguascanarias.org/buscador/album_pag.php?st=1&free=palmera&Submit=Consultar&page=1 One example: Las Palmas, Gran Canaria 1927: