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Bird breeding season successes and concerns

JUNE

April and May’s dry spell ended, with June having 70 per cent more rain than May. In comparison with last June, June 2017 had more than twice as much rain and the mean temperature was two degrees cooler.

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New speaker
The July meeting of Arran Historical Society will take
Christian Aid cash
Christian Aid door to door collections in Shiskine
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Mountaineer Doug gives gripping talk
Legendary mountaineer and explorer Doug Scott CBE gave
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No free lunch
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