Mystery Object (locked version of Original)

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  1. Lyn

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    now thats going to be hard :confused: looks like a puncture in a bike tyre
     
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    a hole in the sleeve of your cardy
     
  4. Lyn

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    No.
    Nothing to do with bikes.
    A hole but not in fabric
     
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    Looks like a blurred x-ray film me of an arm.
     
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    Can we get pic a wee bit clearer or will that give the game away.
     
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    Yes it's a horse shoe. well done [​IMG]

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    Very good would not have guess that.
     
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    But is it a front or back shoe, left or
    right? :D :D
    Well done Paladin ;)
     
  12. Lyn

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    Mmmmmm I have no idea. :D

    It was a horse shoe I had years ago from a rescue centre .

    Someone told me to keep it with the ends up or the luck would run out. :eek:
     
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    The luck runs out when the shoe falls off the horse 'cos it costs around £60 to get the horse re shod :(
     
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    No wonder they sell them as lucky horse shoes.
    They had a lot of horses to shoe.
    It must cost a load of money just in the feed them.
     
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    Ihave one nailed to my shed door.
     
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