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St Abbs Science Day

27 July 2017/in General Information /by Angus Miller

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Our new poster for schools - Edinburgh Rocks and People - includes this illustration of the landscape of central Scotland 350 million years ago. Thanks to volunteer Alison Tymon for drawing this, much appreciated! https://t.co/KKfin4soFU

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