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09.06 - Roydon Woods - Woodfair

15.06 - Hale Market - June

19.06 - Transition Meeting - Lymington

22.06 - Bike Maintenance - Lymington

22.06 - Free Bike Safety Check - Lymington

28.06 - Solar Chat - Minstead

18.07 - Transition Meeting - Lymington

10.09 - Sept Hub Mtg - Emery Down

12.11 - Nov Hub Mtg - Emery Down

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Saturday, March 10. 2012

Transition Lymington - Keeping in Touch

If you want to know more about what Transition Lymington are doing, we have a yahoo groups email, to keep everyone up to date.

Join on line at

http://uk.groups.yahoo.com/group/transitionlymington/?prop=eupdate

You may already have a yahoo sign on, especially if you are a freecycler or belong to another group. If not, you need to firstly 'Sign Up' to Yahoo Groups and then 'Join this Group!' (Transition Lymington.)

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