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Small Update
The flow of content on the site has unfortunately been somewhat meagre for the last little while with A-Level and equivalent exams ongoing.
Thankfully these draw to a close within the next few weeks and normal posting will then resume.
In the meantime we will be covering the upcoming Solar Transit of Venus on the 5th and 6th of June with (if all goes to plan) myself bloging updates through the night and hopefully with a few photographs of my own in the morning.
Stay tuned!
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