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Test conditions Both my photographer, Dave Johnson and I, spent
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Right, top &below: The set depthe was first marked on a single
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The Rugby Ball’s Carbon stemmed Rugby Ball’s These were the fir
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Wire stemmed Rugby Ball’s Same body shape, but with wire stems.
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The long bristled floats Designed with a very long bristle so t
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PART TWO by David Ewing
Last month we looked at how weather elements can combine to ups
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