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me throughout my life.

I have not heard from Mr. Fleschner as yet.
When I wrote to him I explained that he
should come to see me when he was free
from tight shedual as my problem was no
emergency.

I have acquired several books on Botany
from the library here that I had not known
about. None were the "refference" books but
at least one has been very helpfull.

How did you do in Vermont? I hope
you were able to accomplish at least a good
part of what you set out to do.

At one time I cared not what happen to
the next person but now I want to help others
when ever & where ever I can. I largely thank
you for this.

God Bless You Always

Love Richard Gingras