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I attended the Comp 1968/72
those workshops were great
you could go and work in them
during your dinner hour
Ubeliveable me using a red hot forge
no goggles or gloves
bashing hot metal on a anvil
we had been shown how to
use the above
we got cuts and spinters metal
ones
thank god for Black...
It was booming NO PUN LOL
In the the 1860s supplying
both sides in American Civil War
Confederate agents were in Brum
as well as Austria/Lorenz Rifle
France/M42 Rifle
British Whitworths/Lancasters and Patt1853s
as well
They even used White Gold as currency
We have a good traditional Xmas in our house
but we never forget those family & friends no longer
with us looking at family photos of Xmas past
and raising a glass in there memory