Found: Leslie's Claymore

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29 Jun 2010 17:04 #1 by geezer (geezer)

Found: Leslie's Claymore was created by geezer (geezer)

In the barn. Will tag it and load it in the trailer.

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30 Jun 2010 22:07 #2 by Birgitta Drexel (Birgitta)

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Thx Charlie. I thought I had it between the tables which are still in the truck until I can get hands to help get them out again.

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