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Good. I'm looking forward to this! And shall be cross referencing my copy of Keble Martin's 'Concise British Flora' (15 shillings in 1966 or so) properly arranged by plant families

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Oh yes, Keble Martin ... my wife and I probably bought our copies in 1966 too. Happy days.

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To say nothing of Clapham, Tutin and Warberg

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Excellent!

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I really enjoy how clearly and engagingly you describe and explain your world and your work Anne, thank you! I had a marginal role in the creation of a new flora in south west England some decades ago (though I'm not a biologist) and it was a life-enhancing experience! But that might not surprise you! If you're interested and have 20 minutes or so to spare you can read about it here! https://lizmilner.blog/2014/01/31/photographic-employment-4-natural-history/

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Thanks so much for sharing that, I’m quite jealous actually!

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Lovely feedback to get, thank you! And ooh how cool!

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Your enthusiasm is contagious! I can image your excitement when you got your hands on the Flora Alpina.

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Hehe very glad to hear that!

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Exciting! Can't wait for the new series.

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🥳

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“I could make plant family profiles with star species and underdog species in the Alps, and what is it about that particular -aceae gestalt, and whatever other fun evolutionary and ecological facts spring up. I could even write plant family poetry (something I’ve been wanting to do for years)!”

Yes, please! Look forward to reading this already.

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Hooray!

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