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Old 10-05-16, 10:39
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The BGS stands for Bergers and what I though was a B in PLGBN is an R as PLGRN and is pale green. At least that part of the problem is solved.
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The BGS stands for Bergers and what I though was a B in PLGBN is an R as PLGRN and is pale green. At least that part of the problem is solved.
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