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Date Posted: 05:03:08 07/07/03 Mon
Author: Mark
Subject: Re: 1944(?) RAF crash in Mournes - pilot R. Mackenzie
In reply to: Colin McKelvie 's message, "1944(?) RAF crash in Mournes - pilot R. Mackenzie" on 02:18:44 07/11/02 Thu

I remember finding a large empty shell on the south side of Slieve Lamgan a few years ago. It was lying amonng the deep thick heather. After picking it up to feel its weight - very heavy indeed - we left it there.
There seems to be other pieces of metal about that area, but none bigger than hmmmm the size of a small mobile phone.
No idea if this is related to a crash site or not.

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