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Old 27th January 2012, 12:31 AM   #1
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Hi Richmond ,
thanks for the suggestion.......most clubs/knobkerries I have come across are highly dense woods making them both heavy and strong. To find this 'lightweight' club, to be so hard, has been a revelation ....and counter intuitive

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Hi Richmond ,
thanks for the suggestion.......most clubs/knobkerries I have come across are highly dense woods making them both heavy and strong. To find this 'lightweight' club, to be so hard, has been a revelation ....and counter intuitive

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David
Well finally , being a horticulturist has paid off !
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