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February 2018

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Author AdminPosted on 1st February 20189th September 2019Categories 2018, NewsletterTags Australia, Chesil Beach, Corallian, Cornbrash, Ediacaran, Fleet, Forest Marble, Frome Clay, Fuller's Earth, Kimmeridge Clay, landslip, Oxford Clay, Precambrian, Redcliff, Ringstead, WashLeave a comment on February 2018

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