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Caudata.org Magazine Teaser 2

michael

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John-
It looks absolutely amazing...you and everyone involved should be very proud of yourselves.
~Mike
 
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john

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Hi Mike,

Thanks for that. Tim is mainly to thank, obviously in particular for his lovely article and photos. The foal ain't out of the horse yet though (polite version of an old favourite). Stay tuned.
 
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mark

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I'd like to offer my compliments to both John and Tim. Quite the stylish "zine" - I know I for one am eagerly awaiting the finished product!
 
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jameswei

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absolutely amazing. i can hardly contain my anticipation!!
 
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john

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I would love to show you the whole thing but I must resist temptation... for the moment at least.
 
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ralf

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You really know how to keep us all in suspense, John.
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yago

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Congratulations John! And Tim for being the author of this article!
That looks like much more than a simple magazine.
Well, everybody is craving for the release of the first issue.
Best greetings
Yago
 
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