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Guides and Tips • Re: Over grown permission
From a farmer's perspective, grass isn't a nuisance to be chopped down, it's a crop with a lot of value (hay at the moment is around £10/bale after last year's drought.) No doubt it will be be cut when it suits at the right time and then it will be all systems go!

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Military Ordnance • Re: Copper bullets for ID
Hollowish bullets were probably filled with tracer compound, see (DeWilde ammunition)

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Guides and Tips • Re: Over grown permission
got a 7 acre paddock just like that,owner then rents out to people with sheep,even if the sheep do there job,the ground is still like concrete,we cant win,wait to autumn and winter thats what i do,yes its bloody annoying if your short on permissions which i am and many are.Still money in the bank!!..........

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Guides and Tips • Re: Over grown permission
got a 7 acre paddock just like that,owner then rents out to people with sheep,even if the sheep do there job,the ground is still like concrete,we cant win,wait to autumn and winter thats what i do,yes its bloody annoying if your short on permissions which i am and many are.

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Military Ordnance • Copper bullets for ID
One spent bullet casing (possibly still with cordite ) and hollow copper-ish bullet tips in various states of marine erosion found on the Suffolk coast. I guess all are .303 and probably WWII?
My main question is why was a hollow copper bullet used and what was originally inside it? Thanks.

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