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Anyone coming to the BHS gathering at the museum on Saturday 31/03/'07 ?
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I have registered my place at the AGM, but probably won't be able to make it now.
Half Term = Grandchildren = AAHHHHH.
Half Term = Grandchildren = AAHHHHH.
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Tell me more. Oddly, I will be in London, but probably too jet-lagged to do much.
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http://www.thebhs.org/Documents/bhs_agm_2007.pdf
As the meeting is being held at the Natural History Museum unfortunately only pre-registered current members of the British Herpetological Society are invited.
As the meeting is being held at the Natural History Museum unfortunately only pre-registered current members of the British Herpetological Society are invited.
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Would Chinese fire belly newts be more or less inclined towards an aquatic eft set up versus...
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