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John Clarke
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Re: Lockdown reading

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Doing a double take on the dates Charles, if you'd have left the model outside to the elements you could have saved yourself the cover price :lol:
I've got a couple of weathering paper backs which are all very interesting, but I'll usually end up with Henry Cooper and brut cologne and "splash it all over" :|
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Re: Lockdown reading

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Hi all.
Cheers John for your observations. Having read the book over the wèekend (doesn't take long as there aren't many words). I found it useful.

There are references to a volume two, which mentioned looking at rust in greater depth.
:shock:

To conclude then with John's suggestion, we will indeed have a pile of real rust, which smells lovely :) by the time Vol 2 is released.

Cheers
Charles

PS I am happy to have my book and look forward vol 2, as and when.
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