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Re: Suggestions for a flying visit

Richard,

If your short visit to the US permits travel to Illinois and other
mid-western states, there are several natural areas and restorations worthy
of your interest.  Help us know what is within your travel range (i.e., not
"too far") and suggestions will follow.  By the way Prof. James Hitchmough
(Sussex) visited the midwest last year. He may have suggestions as well.

Tony


>To all subscribers.
>I know little about prairies but want to learn.
>First week of May I am visiting West Virginia from the UK.
>I have only 6 days in the US but would really like to see some
>prairie and maybe a restoration  project. Can anyone suggest
>areas worth a visit which are not too far from West Virginia
>(south). Is there a location where I can do some serious quick
>learning?
>
>I look forward to any suggestions
>Best Regards
>Richard
>Richard Loader
>Furzehill Farm
>South Gorley
>Fordingbridge
>Hants. SP6 2PT
>Voice: 01425 653361
>E-Mail fhf@lds.co.uk
>also, at work: nsy@stewarts.co.uk
>Location:
>Western edge of New Forest in County of Hampshire. Elevation:
>appx. 400ft. Min Winter temp: -12C.  Max. Summer temp: 30C
>Rainfall: average for the UK. Soil type: Loamy clay.
>Special interests:
>Ajugas, Geums, Grasses & allies, Pulmonarias, Prairie plants,
>Epimediums
>and Hardy Orchids.
>
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