Tony Cassidy has just clocked up 500 posts on the RADICAL GEOGRAPHY weblog. I'm lagging a bit (aren't I always...) but still notched up my 3rd century today.
How many of those 300 have YOU read ?
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Most of them!
Good lad !
(I can say that as I'm old enough to be your father...)
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