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On a walk along the Trans-Canada Trail near Waverley today we noticed many clumps of Ragged Robin in bloom. This is a very pretty pink flower in the, er, Pink family. According to Roland's Flora of Nova Scotia, Waverley is one of several isolated locations for this species, with other records coming from King's County where it is more common. If anyone is interested in looking for it, we saw it on the trail loop called Vivien's Way. The closest entrance is where the 107 crosses the Waverley Road. Vivien's Way is marked by a sign. Peter Payzant
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