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... and finally, the lengths to which LEUT_East will go to obtain sources are revealed!

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Hahaha

Seriously I can understand that, very easy to lose things in Australia, heard of a man who lost his tractor on his own farm for a few months

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Well when your farm can have a land area greater than some European countries, it's easy to see why.

Speaking of Australia, here is White Star Line's RMS Ceramic in port in Hobart, Tasmania;

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remember when my family owned a small farm in Norway. We had problem with finding our hammers, resulting in that we bought new hammers, every single time. But we found them when we was cutting the grass....

Also a second one from me, HMS Howe with her destroyer escorts off Coromandel;

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Very nice photos Denodon.

So this is how Colosseum car look like on the inside?

Welcome to Norway, it's juny, at this time of year it's normal to have everything from 12 to 30 degrees C. But one of the Norwegian town decided it still winter so...

Just something I stumbled across while browsing...