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Kaysie

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Who's the 'head author' on that site? Is it Ed? I'm using it as a reference in a formulated management plan on 'benders.
 

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Ed's certainly very much involved but to be honest they've gone to ground for a long time. I'd love to hear what the state of play is with regard to that site. Also since we moved someone needs to contact me with regard to updating it.
 
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