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New England Herpetological Society Show

John

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I'll be attending and would like to meet up with as many Caudata.org members as possible. If you are interested, post here with the time you intend to attend and I will try to synchronise everyone. I'll be wearing a Caudata.org T-shirt.

For details of the event itself, look here. It's in Weymouth, Massachusetts, USA on Sunday October 11th (this coming Sunday).
 

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Excellent. I'll be wearing an ash grey (looks white) T-shirt with Caudata.org on the back. Hard to miss.
 

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It was very good to meet you Richard - I am looking forward to the salamander photos ;). So my quest to meet all the members continues!
 

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John, it was good meeting you too. I'll do a Hunan, China post later this month as well as the photo of the Barred/Eastern(?) Tiger.
Rich
 
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