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177. 5.6.44, cont. L. Muskry, ST., cont Plants seen on W. side of coomb, above L. Muskry. Rubus saxatilis beside Epilobium angustifolium as in Sept. 1943; Epilobium angustifolium in Dr. D.A. Wells' station at N. end of lower cliffs; Scolopendrium vulgare: a single plant in face of lowest outcrop of rock between last & the lake shore; Plantago lanceolata plentiful at S. end of cliffs; Orchis mascula very common, tall & a beautiful dark, rich, purple colour all over cliff to at least 2,000 ft.; Equisetum arvense one patch (5 fronds!) in wet spot at foot of middle range of cliff, ca. 2,000 ft.; Veronica chamaedrys, Geranium Robertianium in several places & in flower, at ca. 1800 ft., Viola Riviniana to at least 2,000 & abundant (but no sign of V. palustris!]; the above plants not referred to by Hart from this locality, the following recorded by him; Galium uliginosum & saxatile, much Calluna; Rumex acetosella, [Stellaria uliginosa??], Saxifraga stellaris, umbrosa, hypnoides & various forms of so called hirta, Chrysosplenium oppositifolium, Vaccinium myrtillus, Rumex acetosa, Oxyria digyna, Luzula sylvatica, Poa annua, Lycopodium Selago, 178. 5.6.44, cont. L. Muskry, ST., cont. Potentilla tormentilla, Cystopteris fragilis, Blechnum, Asplenium viride in abundance & A. Trichomanes sparingly at S. end of lower cliffs, Lastrea Filix-mas & L. dilatata, Solidago Virga-aurea, Carex stellulata, C. panicea, C. glauca, C. goodenowii, C. pilulifera, C. pulicaria, C. paniculata, C. binensis, Ranunculus acris very fine, R. Ficaria, Cardamine pratensis, Cerastium cf. triviale, Epilobium palustre & E. montanum, Sedum Rhodiola very abundant, Angelica sylvestris & Chaerophyllum sylvestre, Crepis paludosa, Jasione montana, Scabriosa succisa, Campopanula rotundifolia (one of the most abundant plants of the cliffs & slopes!), Juncus squarrosus & Scirpus caespitosus √, Hymenophyllum peltatum, Valeriana cf. officinalis, Rhinanthus Crista-galli (young plants), Euphrasia seedings, & one small plant only in flower, Digitalis very common, Thalictrum minus common, Hypericum pulchrum, Oxalis acetosella, Geum rivale, Pyrus aucuparia, [Salix aurita & Betula pubescens not referred to by Hart!], Hieracium cf. anglicum?? [the boreale form not seen today!], [Luzula campestris??]