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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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Hi Julia, I love how you love your (jurassic) garden. I hope everything is growing well.
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Hi there,
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Thanks,
Carly
"Hi Julia, I love how you love your (jurassic) garden." I don't understand. What do you mean jurassic garden? On topic, that is a very nice picture, Julia.
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