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Happy New Year from Nature and Cyberspace!

January 2, 2012November 15, 2013 Sue Thomas

Happy New Year from Nature and Cyberspace!

With thanks to Steve Himmer for bringing this picture to my attention (ages ago!) and to Justin Kemp for creating it. Happy New Year!

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