Tea and Cakes
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Wednesday, 28 July 2010
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I'm a full-time lecturer in biology, having studied vertebrate palaeontology at university. I combined the two passions in a container garden containing largely plants that existed in the Mesozoic era. This is that garden's story.
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bloody hell. are those on what I think they are on?? can I get dibs on some of your first seeds!
ReplyDeleteI wish! They're on the tree behind the Evolution House at Kew. I'll keep an eye out though...
ReplyDeleteJust dropping by to see how you are doing. Hope the teaching is going well and that you are happy.
ReplyDeleteEsther