In the early afternoon I checked the traffic page of the Github repository of
tumblelog. I noticed
listed under referring sites the site
wolfgirl.dev. Checking her blog I found out I
got listed in her Other Static Site
Generators
post:
tumblelog by
John: Both Python & Perl versions of the
same program, kept in feature parity?? They say it hasn't been done
before now. Interesting concept to use Markdown files as the basis
for templating instead of HTML; I guess makes sense given
technically it's a subset, and given the intended use of the program
(microblogging).
In the afternoon Esme and I went to De
Carlton, a garden centre which is just a
short bike ride from our house. Esme wanted some plants for our garden
and I wanted to have a look at the orchids, first.
Close-up of a Cambria orchid flower.
Soon, I noticed a section with "Cambria" orchids. From what I
understand those are technically × Alicerara the hybrid name for
intergeneric hybrids between three orchid genera: Brassia ×
Miltonia × Oncidium. Commercially, × Cambria is used.
Close-up of Cambria orchid flowers.
I selected a large specimen with two flower stalks, one of which had
still closed flower buds. Later, I went back to take some photos of
the flowers of other Cambria orchids on display.
Close-up of a Cambria orchid flower.
After Esme and I had selected some more plants for our garden we paid
and left on our bikes. Back home, I first took a close-up photo of the
orchid I had bought.
Close-up of a Cambria orchid flower.
Next. I took a photo of the whole plant in its dark flowerpot, which
we also bought in the same garden centre. The orchid will share a
small table, together with two small Phalaenopsis sp. orchids.
