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Old January 19th 04, 02:06 AM
Jack
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Default "Where never Lark nor Eagle Flew...."

Fellow r.a.s.'ers:

Tell me about the Lark.

I don't yet know which model, but I hear that our club is about to acquire
one.

Should I be ecstatic, or concerned?



Jack

 




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