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Written by Stazjia
Now This Lens Has Two Pages
Instead of wading through one long page with a mixture of information about the New Forest in Hampshire, UK, this lens now consists of two pages.The first one mostly covers the environmental and conservation aspects of the New Forest together with the history that has made it of such extreme importance for its flora and fauna, much of it endangered or extinct elsewhere in the UK.
Page two is a guide for visitors with information on towns, villages and other places of interests in and around the Forest.
I hope this separation will make the lens much easier to use and navigate.
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by Stazjia
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