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Just got my June/July 2023 Mother Earth News - and SKIP is on page 30 :D

 
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Wow! Thank you, Mike Haasl, for your recent article in the magazine 'Mother Earth News  no.318.

It was very informative and it has a way for anyone to get the SKIP book through the Mother Earth News Store ; )

Congratulations and well done.
 
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Thanks KW!  I got my copy in the mail yesterday and I think it turned out pretty good.  Let's hope it brings many more people into SKIP!
 
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Thanks for sharing the news.  And congratulations to Mike.
 
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