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* Sandy Solitude On Memorial Day
* Exploring Paradise In Three Days
* Organ Pipe Cactus: A Sonoran Desert Treasure
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How can I do a continuing contributrion without PayPal?
I'm afraid at this point you'd have to write a check a month, Rick.
Thanks for the reply, Kurt.