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I voted. I follow a few different mileage blogs but I feel I’ve learned the most from you by far including practical examples that’s I’ve actually used.
Milevalue posts in more detail and we can get a response too..
U move to ur winters quarters yet or are u putting straw down in ur Dungeon ?