Some days it just all comes together....

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...That has to be the pinkest match safe I have ever seen

He probably thinks he stands a better chance of finding it than the green one that Gary dropped at Spitewinter. We never did find that one.

 

[British Red]

Ahhh I see the practical aspect.


But colour me intrigued....I don't think I have ever even seen a pink cartridge! Red inabundance, loads of dark and light blue, plenty of yellow, the odd green and occasional black. I even have some kinky clear ones for SSG. But pink??

 

[ged]

...I don't think I have ever even seen a pink cartridge! ...

Some of the woods north of here are littered with them, messy beggars.

 

[British Red]

Probably the owners...how dare they?

 

[Retired Member southey]

Hmmmmmmmm PINK!

 

[Angst]

superb....very interesting....for a moment i was there in the trees too....lovely m8!

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[RonW]

Thanks guys!
The pink cartridge.... well, that was a gift. I like it and yes, when dropped it is easily found.

I would like to have an all brass one someday, so if anyone has any of those left.

Thanks for the offer, Red! But sending a shell would make it a little overprised, postage wise. Wouldn't it?

 

[British Red]

I suppose.

There are all brass shotgun cartridges around (if you can find them)

 

[Martti]

A seedling, a kind of sycamore, and these you really don't see often around here, especially in the forrests! I wonder weither it will be able to survive here. Probably a bord that dropped it here.

Norway maple (Acer platanoides)

Never saw this bug befor, although it is quite big. I guess a full 2cm in length.

Rhagium mordax.

I was thinking dog, but saw no prints anywhere that could be the owners'.

Close, either a red fox or a raccoon dog.