Birds of Lincolnshire posted out today

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15 Mar 2021 22:30 #3858 by John T Goy
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Has someone been messing about with the forum, its acting very strange!

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15 Mar 2021 22:28 #3857 by John T Goy
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Received mine today, wondered what the hell postie was pushing in box, it went with a wallop.
Most looking forward to reading what species were about hundreds of years ago.

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JTG
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15 Mar 2021 17:53 #3856 by Jon Drakes
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Received my copy today. A well produced publication, an interesting read which also includes some fantastic photos!

Well done and thanks.
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Jon

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12 Mar 2021 16:36 #3844 by Philip Espin
Birds of Lincolnshire posted out today was created by Philip Espin
Thank you to the over 250 members who supported the club by buying Birds of Lincolnshire in the pre-publication offer. The printer has just notified me all the books were posted out today and should arrive from Monday onwards. If you missed out, don’t worry,  members will continue to be able to buy the book through LBC for £10 cheaper than the public can. As long as we have copies! 700 were printed and 280 or so have already gone. Wild Sounds will begin a big sales push to the public through RBA next week. 
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