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Old 28th October 2023, 02:10 PM   #26
Peter Hudson
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please see https://fallingangelslosthighways.bl...11-curved.html for some detail about the WHINJER .....also shown there on an ancient woodcut. Clearly displayed as a curved sword with a heavy backblade. Some suggest the word WHINJER comes from the word HANGER. ...
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