Mark has to finish his homework

Post categories: Mexico, book

Mark Carwardine | 17:09 UK time, Sunday, 22 February 2009

From: San Ignacio, Mexico
With all the jet-setting around the world to find endangered animals, Mark has fallen behind in his duties.

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1. At 10:20pm on 14 Mar 2009, heavisides wrote:
Take as long as you need to Mark. I for one loved the previous book and can't wait to hear the stories you and Stephen have got up to on your journeys around the world!

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2. At 12:14pm on 02 Apr 2009, Sian - BBC wrote:
We're adding extracts of the book on the site as the chapters are being written. Take a look at the commentary from Brazil and Madagascar in the About section.

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