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Old 09-16-2010, 04:03 PM #1
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Ooo Hello - newbie in Wales
Hello, I joined a few days ago, mostly exploring the TBI/PCS area but thought I should say hello generally.

All the posts I've read so far have struck a chord with me, and I've already had a couple of lovely replies to my first post. I do hope to be able to give something back but confess at the moment I'm just avidly reading for as long as my head and eyes will let me.

BTW it would be great to hear from anyone in Wales (I'm in Gwynedd).
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