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Thanks for including me again! I especially enjoyed the articles about the British Newspaper Archive and about the fat-tailed sheep!
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome...The Fat-tailed sheep intrigued me also... I'd not heard of them, but they sure are interesting.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comments.