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Interesting Relic Site

Article about: This site might be old hat to you veterans, but I have just come across it and thought I would share it with those that haven't seen it. Unfortunately, for all us English speakers, it is in

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    appie
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    Very nice site, and these guys make good finds here in France. By the look of some they are found on the surface, and some are even pre WWI, but from Napoleon time. I think the finds are made near Verdun. The SRD rum bottle I also find last week near The Somme. I very much like the German body amor, and the elephant helmet plate for the Pickelhaube, that is very rare find.

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    Amazing the amount of grenades still lying around, must be worrying if you have children growing up in the area, I know they will be well versed not to touch anything but you know what 10 year olds can be like
    Some people think the grounds should be left alone, but I salute the guys that are taking this stuff away from potential little fingers.
    C

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    Quote by ColinD View Post
    Amazing the amount of grenades still lying around, must be worrying if you have children growing up in the area...
    C
    It is! In Belgium anybody (mostly farmers)who recovers army shells or grenades, puts them along the road, calls police or the army, who sends a special service to pick them up.
    A very wierd sight if you are not aware of thise habit.
    I was last on a German forum, where a guy (who did past such a place on a journey) was complaining about thise. He tought the army shells and grenades where lying there since the end of the war!!!
    Always looking for Belgian Congo stuff!
    http://out-of-congo.eklablog.com/

    cheers
    |<ris

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    "DOVO" is the name of that service , if you search on Google you will find intresting pictures of amazing big bombs!! It is meanly in Flemish, but the pictures speak for them selves.Also try to ad something to the word DOVO ; like "west vlaanderen" or "ontmijningsdienst". Because DOVO is also a football team.....
    Always looking for Belgian Congo stuff!
    http://out-of-congo.eklablog.com/

    cheers
    |<ris

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    ace
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    awsome site havnt seen it before , thanks

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    Very cool site, now if only I could read French, we'd be set.
    Thanks for sharing the link.

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    If you are not a great linguist try using Google translate:

    Google Translate

    Simply paste the website address into it and "Voila!"

    Translated version of http://humanbonb.free.fr/indexa.html

    Any website into English

    Cheers, Ade.

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    akolans
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    Wery impressive! But mostly bad condition, it`s pitiable... But very interesting!

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    top marks australian guy for finding us this site!! superb pictures

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