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Hey All,

 

You might be familiar with Goulet's Ink Drop subscription that had been discontinued some time ago. Now in its third month, the Ink Flight has taken up the task of supplying a fun, mystery set of fountain pen inks to the worldwide pen community.

 

And, it's gained quite a following! The last two months have sold out within a day of announcing Flight. This month, the number of spots have grown to accommodate more people who have otherwise missed out. Plenty of spots remain, but they're going rapidly.

 

It isn't a subscription with any commitment. There are three options which are listed in the image below:

 

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If you're interested to see what was put in the last two month's of Flights, you can check out the reviews written by SquishyInk and by Michael Elson.

 

If you have any questions about the Flight, feel free to comment below. I run the program, so I can answer any questions you have.

 

Thanks!

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