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April 2017

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Author AdminPosted on 1st April 201731st August 2018Categories NewsletterTags beach clean, Beaminster, Biddulf Grange, Chesil, de la Beche, Gotland, Inferior Oolite, John Chaffey, Llanberis Pass, London, palaeoburrows, Poxwell, Redcliffe, Snowdonia, Swanage

February 2017

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Author AdminPosted on 1st February 201731st August 2018Categories NewsletterTags Biddulf Grange, Blue Stone, coral, Ferdinandia Island, fires, Lyme Regis, rituals, Rivers, Sherborne, Swanworth, Yeovil

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