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Well done you, and best of luck Paul.
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Paul in Essex wrote: ↑Thu Nov 17, 2022 8:10 pm Thanks folks! Rather a daunting prospect but massively exciting! :grin:
(tu) It sounds really interesting. Very much enjoyed your talks.

Make sure you get someone to check the text. There is nothing worse than finding a tpyo in the finished book.
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Chris L wrote: ↑Thu Nov 17, 2022 11:07 pm (tu) It sounds really interesting. Very much enjoyed your talks.

Make sure you get someone to check the text. There is nothing worse than finding a tpyo in the finished book.
Thank you. I see what you did there :) Yes, there will be lots of checks in place, the most stringent of which will be my sister, who was editor for court and social pages on both the Times and Telegraph during her working life and is razor sharp on spellin, gramma and sintacks. If it gets past her, it will get past anyone :lol: Plant names will be down to me, of course.
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At last, someone who can spell " spellin, gramma and sintacks" proper.

Seriously, Paul, remember you can't eat an elephant at one sitting. Small bites.
I wish you well with your new project.
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Congratulations - sounds like a wonderful project!
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Congratulations Paul! I'm sure it will go well and I look forward to enjoying the book.
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Good luck Paul.
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Thanks chaps :)
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definitely the right person for the job.
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Well done, Paul. I look forward to seeing this.
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