Talk:Mount Elden
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[edit] References
I was going to combine the references and sources sections into one unified section but there is a reference here for (Ashworth, 1991) that is not further defined. Does anyone have an idea what the actuall reference is as this is not enough information for me to go on in updating the references. --Burntnickel 16:08, 17 May 2007 (UTC)
The above change to references has been made.
