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Tuesday
Jan252011

Bee-Bots: Pirates and Treasure Hunts

DateTuesday, January 25, 2011 at 3:25PM

The links I am posting below and the corresponding PDF is gotten from here:

What I have done is taken the Sparklebox livery off the PDF with whiteout. It's pretty simple to do at PDFescape should you wish to edit a PDF where you only need a small part of it.

BeeBots Pirates and Treasure Hunt

AuthorGlenn Malcolm | CommentPost a Comment |

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