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December 2017

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Author DGAGPosted on 1st December 201727th August 2018Categories NewsletterTags Andrew England, Beneath your Feet, Brecon Beacons, DGAG Dinner, Dorset Building Stones, Durdle Door, early mammals, funding, Great Ocean Road, hydrology, landslip, Ore Mountains, That stone!

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