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Thread: Fallow activity in winter, different than summer?

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  1. 14-06-2021, 09:39 PM #26
    Finnwolf
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    Well done Jessica, you are an inspiration to myself and others, in fact you make me appear slack!
    Keep up the efforts and keep us posted with your results.
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