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Raymond Briggs has stormed back into the book charts with a graphic novel about his parents, Ethel and Ernest. Amazingly, there appears to be only one homage to Briggs on the Internet, and this is it - an affectionate tribute to his classic Fungus the Bogeyman.
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This is the homepage of the Soil Association, which promotes organic farming in Britain. It contains a host of detailed information about reasons to go organic, and discusses both the economic and environmental benefits of moving away from intensive farming.
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