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    Hello guys,

    Here is some pics of some of my souvenirs from our last trip. Not that many pics now. My camera ran out of power.....

    A half MG34 double drum mag and part of one. We found quite a few complete ones in good condition. They are already sold.

    Battlefield Tours to Russia

    Part of a German stick grenade 24, a tube of tooth paste and a pair of things i don't remember what is called in English. It's the things from a saddle that you put your feet in. I already have 4 horse shoes so i added the to my relic combat horse collection.

    Battlefield Tours to Russia

    A ice spike i would guess and a German 5 cm mortar shell, and a part of an airplane. Heavy duty aluminum. Looks like brand new almost but found 15 cm under ground. You will have to click on the attachment to see this pic. The pic up loader made trouble on this one.

    PICT0013.jpg

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    Nice finds, Lars.

    'Stirrups' BTW

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    The saddle things are 'stirrups' in English

    great finds as always matey.

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    Thanks for the lessons guys

    Stirrups...... Blimey...

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    yeah, who would have thunk it

    Sounds made up, but it really isnt, lol.

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    LOL I would love to hear 'blimey' with your accent Lars mate

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    Quote by KradSpam View Post
    LOL I would love to hear 'blimey' with your accent Lars mate
    I have no accent what so ever I will make a few blimey's for you in my next video

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    ......as long as you dont wear shorts, go 'Crikey!' and pounce on small unsuspecting creatures in the swamp!


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    Quote by Datrus View Post
    Hello guys,

    Here is some pics of some of my souvenirs from our last trip. Not that many pics now. My camera ran out of power.....

    A half MG34 double drum mag and part of one. We found quite a few complete ones in good condition. They are already sold.

    Battlefield Tours to Russia

    Part of a German stick grenade 24, a tube of tooth paste and a pair of things i don't remember what is called in English. It's the things from a saddle that you put your feet in. I already have 4 horse shoes so i added the to my relic combat horse collection.

    Battlefield Tours to Russia

    A ice spike i would guess and a German 5 cm mortar shell, and a part of an airplane. Heavy duty aluminum. Looks like brand new almost but found 15 cm under ground. You will have to click on the attachment to see this pic. The pic up loader made trouble on this one.

    PICT0013.jpg
    Things from a saddle in English are "Stirrups" Ooops sorry didn't see that the guys had already said that.

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    Stirrups. A strange word but makes some sense actually.

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