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Wednesday, August 15, 2007:


Big Blue Mouse visits Norwich for World Land Trust 


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If you happen to be changing your books at the Library, or stopping off for lunch in The Forum in Norwich on Friday 31 August, you might be surprised to come face to face with a cute blue mouse. He is stopping off in Norwich for the day to promote the website Everyclick.com which, as well as providing a really amazing shopping site, also generates funds for charities including the World Land Trust.

Read more here: Look out for a Blue Mouse in Norwich!

For the full press release see: Big Blue Mouse visits Norwich for World Land Trust


 
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