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		<title>From Ewe to Yarn: Short back and sides.</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Image details: &#8216;Warning Sheep!&#8217;, by pearsongraphics, via Flickr Sheep shearing and wool production has been an important part of the UK&#8217;s sheep industry for the past 6000 years. Sheep are usually sheared at the beginning of the summer months, as they no longer naturally moult, to prevent them overheating in the warm weather. For many...</p>
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